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Symbiotic Relationship
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Mutualism-Both organisms benefit (Hippo and Bird)
Commensalism- One organism benefits, themother isn't harmed (Tree and Squirrel) Parastitsm- One benefits, the other is harmed (Puppy and Ringworm) |
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Shape and Function
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In living thing (or parts of living things) the shape often helps something perfomr it's function
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Theory of Acquired Traits
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Traits acquired over a lifetime are inherited by their offspring (FALSE!!)
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Cell Theory
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1> All living things are made up of one or more cells
2> Cells are the basic unit structures and function of ALL living things 3> All cells come from other cells that already exist |
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Natural Selection
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1> Organism can reproduce more offspring than can survive
2> Variations occur among individuals in a species 3> Varaitions can be passed down to their offspring 4> Some of these variations are good, and the organisms surviv and reproduce 5> The organisms pass the variations down and might even start their own species |
