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Organisms transmit hereditary information to their offspring inheritance
whats the name for DNA Deoxryibonucleic acid
dna contains instructions for traits Genes
makes the structures and complex chemicals necessary for life Proteins
DNA in every body cell is exactly alike true or false true
hereditary info from two different organism of the same species are combined sexual reproduction
egg and sperm make what zygote
zygote contains heredity info from both parents true or false true
hereditary info from one usually unicellular organism that divides asexual reproduction
cells contain identical hereditary info because of asexual reproduction
explains how many different kinds of organisms came into existence species/evolution
explains how modern organisms are related to past organisms evolution
why organisms look and behave the way they do evolution
provides a basis for exploring the relationships among different groups of organisms evolution
driven force in evolution natural selection
causes a gradual change in populations over many generations natural selection
natural selection is also called what survival of the fittest
is the interaction of organisms with one another and with their environment ecology
animals that depend on each other co-evolution
all organisms need what substances from the environment nutrients, water, and gases
heterotrophs convert H2O and CO2 into what sugar and 2O2
use different chemical processes to get energy chemotrophs
the size of the multi-celled organism depends on the number of cells not their size
organized at both the molecular and cellular levels
what are organelles specific cell structures that carry out particular function
energy use is used in a process called metabolism
grow occurs as the result of cell division and cell enlargment
cell division is the information of two cells from a preexisting cell
when does the cell divide when it grows to a size where its surface area isnt big enough for its volume
the process by which a adult organism arise in called development
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