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| a single copy of a single type of life |
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| a single type of life that can reproduce itself. |
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| The place were an organism lives. Habitat provides food, water, air, shelter in a convenient arrangement. |
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| more than one copy of a single type of life. A population can reproduce. |
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| to create the next generation. |
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| all the different species in an area that interact with each other. |
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| all the living and non-living things in an area that interact |
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| non-living (doesn't RUGRUGE) |
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| What can you learn by studying an individual? |
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| How the organism accomplishes RUGRUGE, except you can't learn about reproduction. |
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| What can you learn by studying a population? |
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| How the organism reproduces and how the parents raise the next generation. |
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| What can you learn by studying a community? |
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| How all the life forms interact. for example, who eats whom. |
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| What can you learn by studying an ecosystem? |
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| How all the living and non-living things in the ecosystem interact. For example, trees loose their leaves because of changes in the amount of light and changes in the temperature. |
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