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a quantitative property of an object such as length ,mass, volume and height. |
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| the middle point of an ordered set of values |
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| the material through which a wave passes |
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| cell division that produces sex cells (haploid cells) |
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| scientist given credit for developing the first organized periodic table |
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| basic genetics as discovered by Mendel such as the Law of Independent Assortment and the Law of Dominance |
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| the elements on the left side of the periodic table that have luster, are good conductors, and are malleable and ductile. |
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| bond formed when a large number of metal atoms share valence electrons |
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| an element with characteristics of both metals and nonmetals |
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| the rocks formed when existing rocks undergo high temperature, high pressure, or other chemical changes |
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| the process of changing one rock into another rock with high pressure and/ or high temperature. |
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| the second phase of cell division when the chromosomes line up along the equator. |
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| small pieces of a comets nucleus mixed with other particles |
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| a protein structure in the cytoplasm that provides structure and support to the cell. |
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| the fossil of microscopic organisms |
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| a microscopic droplet enclosed by a membrane |
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| protein tubes that provide structure and support to the cell |
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| the movement from one location to another as seasons or environmental conditions change. |
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| birds that spend winter in tropical areas and spring and summer in temperate areas for breeding purposes |
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| the defense mechanism where an organism resembles another organism that is dangerous |
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