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Biodiversity 9

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Biodiversity   The difference between the types of organisms in a given area  
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Variation   the difference between members of a species  
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Species   living things of the same kind that are able to reproduce successfully  
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Physical Adaption   when the body of the animal changes in response to a change in its environment or is circumstances within its environment. i.e) a new competitor for food or and new food source or a new predator.  
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Behavioural Adaptation   when the behaviour of the animal changes in response to a change in its environment or is circumstances within its environment. i.e) a new competitor for food or and new food source or a new predator.  
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Niche   what it eats, what eats it and the animals habitat.  
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Symbiosis   the relationship between two species  
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both organisms benefit   Mutualism  
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one organism benefits, other organism is not harmed   Commensulism  
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one organism benefits, other organism is harmed or deprived   Parasitism  
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lives in a broad, open area, eats anything.   Generalist, Broad niche  
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lives in a small area, only eats one type of food   Specialist, Narrow niche  
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4 Types of Asexual reproduction   Binary fission, Budding, Spores, Vegetative Reproduction  
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Reproduction without the fusion of sex cells, resulting in identical offspring.   Asexual Reproduction  
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Reproduction involving two individuals resulting in genetically different offspring   Sexual Reproduction  
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Chromosomes   packages of DNA  
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Genes   a segment of DNA  
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Genetic Code   the arrangement of the nitrogen bases that form the instructions for reproduction  
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Mitosis   a cell division that produces two identical daughter cells from one parent cell  
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Meiosis   a cell division that produces four sex cells from one parent cell, each containing half the genetic material of the original cell  
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Natural Selection   a process in which the environment "selects" which individuals will survive and reproduce  
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Artificial Selection   breeding by humans of plants or animals with desirable traits to produce offspring with those traits  
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Biotechnology   the use of living things to make agricultural, industrial, or medicinal products  
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In-Vitro Fertilization   fertilization that happens outside the body, usually in a Petri dish  
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Artificial Insemination   artificial collection and infection of sperm from a male to a female  
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Genetic Engineering   the intentional altering of the DNA of an organism or a population of organisms  
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Transgenic Organism   An organism whose genetic characteristics have been altered using the techniques of genetic engineering.  
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No longer existing on earth   Extinction  
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No longer existing in a given area   Extirpation  
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Common causes of Extinction   Climatic Heating and Cooling, Changes in Sea Levels or Currents, Asteroids/Cosmic Radiation, Acid Rain, Disease/Epidemic, Spread of Invasive Species, over hunting.  
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