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| hairs on an organism that helps it to move |
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| Traits of both parents are presented in the child (black rat + white rat = black and white rat) |
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| I help you, you do nothing (bird in a tree) |
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| when two species compete against each other. |
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| One dominant trait, one recessive trait |
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| when part of a gene or DNA is deleted |
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| passage of a material across a membrance |
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| slow change in the gens of an organism over time. |
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| when a species ceases to exist. |
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| sex cells (sperm and egg) |
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| what the genes of an organism say |
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| keeping a cell in equilibrium |
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| a resistance to a virus or bacteria |
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| Traits of parents are blended (Black rat + white rat = gray rat) |
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| when something is inserted into a gene or DNA |
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| when 2 things switch places in a gene or DNA |
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| division of a cell into sex cells (1/2 original genes) |
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| division of a cell (same number of original genes) |
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| Many cells in an organism |
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| Change in the genetic code (DNA or genes) |
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| I help you, you help me (bacteria in your intestines) |
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| passage of water across a membrance |
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| I help you, you hurt me (tapeworm, mosquito) |
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| what an organism looks like |
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| way a plant makes food using sunlight |
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| Predator/prey relationship, I hunt you, you die (Lion and a gazelle) |
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| rain, snow, sleet: stuff falling from the sky |
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| trait is attached to X or Y chromosomes |
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| when one species separates into other species |
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| when part of a gene or DNA breaks off and switches w/ another part |
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| Puts its into a host cell |
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