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7 Science Ch 1 Revie

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biology   study of living things  
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biologist   scientist who studies living things  
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organism   living things  
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zoology   study of animals and how they live  
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botany   study of plants  
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microbiology   study of organisms too small to see without a microscope  
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ecology   study of organisms interacting with their surroundings and each other  
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anatomy   study of organism shape andstructure  
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physiology   study of how an organism's structures function  
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metabolism   the sum of all body activities  
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ingestion   eating  
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respiration   process in which stored food reserves are converted into useful energy  
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excretion   removal of unneeded substances  
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flora   plant life  
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fauna   animal life  
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symmetry   ability to cut an object into equal halves that are mirror images of each other  
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environment   everything surrounding an organism being studied  
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terrestrial   environments on land  
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arboreal   relating to trees; living in trees  
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habitat   the place that an organism lives  
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diurnal   Active during the day.  
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nocturnal   Active at night.  
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aquatic   environments pertaining to water  
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freshwater   water environments with water that contains little or no salt; ponds, lakes rivers and streams  
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marine   environments in the seas and oceans  
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intertidal zone   portion of the shoreline that lies between the high and low tide lines  
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tide pool   temporary pool of ocean water that gets trapped between rocks when the tide goes out  
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scavenger   animals that feed on dead organisms  
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thermal vent   hot springs found in the ocean floor.  
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scientific method   systematic way for scientists to gather and pursue scientific knowledge  
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hypothesis   sensible, proposed answer to a question that must be testable  
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data   facts, figures, and other evidence gathered through observations  
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theory   a way of explaining an object or event by using a set of facts  
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law   a theory that has never been proven false  
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experimental group   the group in an experiment on which a test is performed  
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control group   the group in an experiment used as a standard for comparisono  
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constant variable   variable kept the same throughout the experiment  
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bilateral symmetry   organisms that can be cut only one way to create right and left halves  
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radial symmetry   organisms that can be cut multiple ways to create mirror halves  
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asymmetrical   organisms that cannot be cut into equal halves  
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four things all organisms need to stay alive   food, oxygen, water and specific temperatures  
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four things trackers can use to identify tracks   size, number of toes, claw marks and movements  
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Sir Francis Bacon   scientist who introduced the scientific method  
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three main parts of any scientific method   hypothesizing, observation and experimentation  
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purpose of science   carefully observing nature, discovering the laws of creation, and using those laws for mankind's benefit  
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six steps of scientific method   state the problem, gather info about the problem, formulate a hypothesis, test the hypothesis, record and analyze the experiment and state the conclusion  
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