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3
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Store water and food for the cell.
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4
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Simplest plant form, live in water andcontain chlorophyll tomake their own food.
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7
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Plants that inherit genes from both parents.
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9
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Developed from some of the rsmaller two-legged dinosaurs.
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10
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Microbes that consist of one cell.
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12
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Allows for more variety because characteristics are inherited from both parents.
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13
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A stiff material that helps plants keep their shape.
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16
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Each pair caries the code for a certain trait.
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17
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Period of time when there were numerous dinosaurs and reptiles roaming the Earth.
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18
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The chemicalthat helps green plants make thier own food.
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21
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Checking for genes that may carry certain diseases.
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23
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The way plants make food.
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24
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Mammals that belong to the primate order.
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26
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Genes that override other genes.
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28
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Thin wrapping aroundthe outside of the cell.
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30
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Diseases caught from someone else-caused by microbes.
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37
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A shot that helps builds immunity to a disease.
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38
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Tiny units that we are made of; millions of these.
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39
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Less advanced plantsthat can't make their own food.
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40
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Small creatures simialr to mice that developed from reptiles that lived before dinosaurs.
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41
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Twoways scientists classify allliving things.
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42
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Clear jelly-like liquid inside a cell.
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Animals that developed morethan 250 million years ago.
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