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| A. The general process B.An example from everyday life. |
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| In the scientific method, the noting of a specific phenonenom, leading to the formulation of a hypothesis |
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| In the scientific method, a supposition based on previous observations that is offered as an explanation phenomenom ans is used as the basis for further observation, or experiments |
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| In the scientific method, the testing of a hypothesis by carefully controlled observati: leading to a conclusion |
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| a factor in a scientific experiment that is deliberately manipulated in order to text a hypothesis |
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| a general explanation of a natural phenomenon developed through extensive and reproducible observations |
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| the process of creating a generalized based on specific reasoning |
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| the process of generating a hypothesis about how a specific experiment |
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| The decent of modern organisms with modification from preexisting life |
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| the unequal survival ans reproduction of organisms due to enviromental forces |
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| Contains the genetic information of all living cells |
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| A change in the base of the DNA |
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