Vocabulary Terms
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Observation | Anything detected through human senses or with measuring devices that enhance our senses
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Experiment | Scientific investigation performed under controlled conditions
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Dependent Variable | Affected by the experiment
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Independent Variable | Affects the dependent variable
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Model | Representation of the real world
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Scientific Theory | Explanation of something believed to be true
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Biology | The scientific study of life
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Interdependence | Organisms depend on other organisms for survival
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Symbiosis | Relationship between two or more organisms where at least one of the organisms benefits
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Competition | Organisms compete for the same resources
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Population | Organisms of the same species that live in the same area
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Community | All populations in a given area
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Ecosystem | All living things together and the non-living environment i.e., sun, water, wind
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Biome | Group of similar ecosystems
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Biosphere | The part of the Earth where all life exists
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Biodiversity | Variety, assortment, or range of living things
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Cell | Basic unit of life
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Tissue | Group of cells with a similar structure and function
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Organ | Structure composed of one or more types of tissue
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Organ system | Group of organs that work together to do a certain job
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Organism | Individual living thing made up of one or more organ systems
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Cell Theory | The cell is the basic unit of life, all living things are composed of cells, cells arise from pre-existing cells
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Gene Theory | Characteristics of living things are controlled by genes and passed from parent to offspring
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