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- A preference for a particular result or outcome
- The variable the scientist chooses to change
- The variable measured based on an independent variable
- An educated guess in the form of If...Then...
- Autotrophic, multicellular, eukaryotic organisms
- Autotrophic or heterotrophic, unicellular, prokaryotic organisms
- Autotrophic or heterotrophic, mostly unicellular, eukaryotic organ
- Unit to measure mass
- Nutrient cycle relying heavily on bacteria
- Role photosynthesis plays in the carbon cycle
- Organsims that make own food (autrotrophic) from inorganic compounds or material
- Tool used to measure volume
- .0006 written in scientific notation
- Relation between organisms where one benefits while the other isn't positively or negatively affected
- Temperature, presciptiation, and air quality factors in the environment
- Variety of species in an environment
- Ecological change in a community
- Organism that breaks down organic material
- Organism feeding on plants and animals
- Also known an autotroph, makes it's own food
- Also known as heterotroph, relies on others for food
- Role of an organism in its ecosystem
- Ultimate source of energy in a food web
- Compound not containing 2 or more carbons
- Species not normally found in an area that impacts or changes an ecosystem
- Level with the most available energy
- Level containingthe least biomass - population of the lowest numbers
- Molecule with an uneven distribution of charges
- Water molecules attracted to molecules unlike itself
- Acidic pH range
- Building blocks of carbohydrates
- Main function of lipids
- Carbohydrate found in plant cell walls
- Building block of nucleic acids
- RNA molecule that transfers the message to the ribosome
- Building blocks of proteins
- Nitrogen base only found in RNA
- Proteins that speed up chemical reactions
- Essential for wound healing
- Essential for blood clotting
- Cell organelle where cellular respiration takes place
- Cell organelle where photosynthesis takes place
- Organelle that holds genetic information
- Regulates which substances enter or exit the cell
- Diffusion of water
- Organelle that makes protein
- Small hair-like structures involved in movement
- Produced by meiosis
- Cell type with no nucleus
- Bacterial asexual reproduction
- Asexual reproduction resulting in 2 unequal sized cells
- Asexual reproduction allowing muticellular organisms to grow and repair
- Product of fertilization
- Segment of DNA that codes for a protein
- Genotype made up of a dominant and recessive allele
- Example of a sex-linked trait
- Step in protein synthesis taking place in the nucleus to form mRNA from DNA
- Step in protein synthesis taking place in the ribosome to form protein from mRNA
- Change in a DNA sequence
- Cutting a gene out of one organism using restriciton enzymes and inserting it into the genome of another
- Differences among organisms
- Differences among organixms allowing for enhanced survival and reproduction
- Survival of the fittest
- Anatomical parts with different structures but same function
- Body system responsible for transporting nutrients and waste
- System responsible for feedback
- Body system that controls reflexes
- A flower's function
