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biology ch 1 vocab

biology

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a collection of observations, inferences, and models produced through a systematic study of the world where humans take care of the world science
the act of noticing observation
a logical interpretation based on what is already known inference
a scientific explanation for a set of observations that can be tested hypothesis
an experiment in which only one variable is changed controlled experiment
exposed to the same conditions as the experimental group except for one independent variable control group
factors that can change and effect the experiment variable
the variable that is deliberately changed independent variable
observed and measured/changes in response of the independent variable dependent variable
records of experimental observation data
#s contained by counting or measuring quantitative data
descriptive information qualitative data
an anonymous, independent review that looks for oversights bias and mistakes peer-review
a particular preference/point of view bias
a well-tested explanation that unifies observations and allow scientists to make predictions theory
a specific description of how the natural world behaves law
relatively constant internal physical and chemical conditions that organisms maintain homeostasis
the study of living things biology
all of the chemical reactions through which an organism builds up or breaks down materials metabolism
more than one cell multicellular
one cell unicellular
when cells divide and look different from one another and perform different functions differentiation
a signal to which an organism responds stimulus
scientific attitudes that help generate new ideas curiosity, creativity, and skepticism
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