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Define experimental setup.
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the part of the experiment that contains the variable.
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How do the bases bond in DNA?
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A bonds to T and C bonds to G.
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What are long whiplike structures that aid in movement?
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flagella
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What is a type of molecule that has an unequal area of charge?
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polar (water)
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What are some cause of mutations?
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Chemicals, viruses high temperatures, radiation, and pollutions.,
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What are some structures only found in producers?
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cell wall, cellulose, chloroplast, and plastids.
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What element is found in organic compounds?
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Carbon
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What are the short hairlike projections that aid in movement?
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cilia
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How do enzymes work?
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They lower the amount of energy needed to start a reaction.
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Where does glycolysis occur?
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Cytoplasm
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what are the reactants for photosynthesis?
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Carbondioxide and water
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Lactic acid and alcoholic fermentation are types of...
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anaerobic respiration
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Which occurs in two stages mitosis or meiosis
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meiosis
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What is the physical apperance of offspring?
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the phenotype
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what is the genetic make up of the offspring called?
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the genotype
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what is the term used to describe a single set of chromosomes?
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haploid
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what always happens to the DNA code when a mutation occurs?
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the base sequence within a given gene is changed.
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what is the material that composes the chromosomes?
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chromatin
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what does the term hybird mean?
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herterozygous
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what does the term purebred mean?
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homozygous.
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