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| all nonliving and living things in an area |
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| an organism's role in its environment |
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| diagram showing what organisms eat |
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| populations of different oraganisms in an area |
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| place where an organism lives |
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| helps a living thing survive in its habitat |
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| living things that must eat to get energy |
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| an organism that eats meat |
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| living thats that eat dead plants and animals |
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| when a population dies out and disappears from the earth |
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| an organism that makes its own food |
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| living things that eats plants and animals |
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| an organism that eats plants |
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| plants use sun's energy to make food |
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| system that helps the body to move |
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| smallest living parts that make up all living things |
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| where photosynthesis takes place in the plant |
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| holds up plants and moves nutrients from the roots to rest of the plant |
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| anchors the plant in the soil and gets nutrients from the soil |
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| a trait passed down from parents |
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| something learned from experience |
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| behavior that is inherited from parents |
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| a change in an organism's body as it grows |
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| does not have shape or volume |
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| definite shape and volume |
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| has a definite volume but not shape |
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| has mass and takes up space |
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| substance easily separated |
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| can be observed without changing the substance |
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| measure of force of gravity on an object |
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| something that stops the flow of energy |
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| something that lets energy pass through |
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| closed path that lets electricity move through to make light |
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| the thing that changes- there is only one in each experiment |
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| the things that stay the same in an experiment |
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| tool used to measure liquids |
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| a tool used to make far away objects seem closer |
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| things that happen in the end |
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| tool used to make small objects seem bigger |
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