Science Review Part 2

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adults of this class have three pairs of legs, three body segments, two pairs of wings

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insects

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all organisms that are eukaryotic, multicellular, move voluntarily, consumers

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Kingdom Animalia

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highest level of widely accepted classification system

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kingdom

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organisms that are eukaryotic, lacking chlorophyll and vascular system

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Kingdom Fungi

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organisms that are prokaryotic, usually unicellular, some can photosynthesize

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Kingdom Monera

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organisms that can photosynthesize, multicellular, unable to move from place to place

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Kingdom Plantae

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organisms that are neither animals, plants, fungi, nor prokaryotes. May be either multicellular or unicellular

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Kingdom Protoctista

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area included within the image seen through a lens

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lens field

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composite organisms of fungi and green algae that are symbiotic, usually look green and crusty

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lichen

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warm blooded organisms, have four chamber hearts, hair or fur, females produce milk

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mammal

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very small living thing

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microorganism

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prokaryotic and usually unicellular organisms

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monera

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consisting of more than one cell

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multicellular

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without vessels, without a vascular system

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nonvascular

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part of cell containinng the genetic material

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nucleus

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use of all senses to gain sceintific information

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observation

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part within a cell that has specific function

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organelle

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a living thing

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organisms

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process by which carbohydrates are made from carbon dioxide and water using light energy and releasing oxygen as a byproduct

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photosynthesis

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seed-bearing part of a flower

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pistil

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transfer of pollen from the anther of flower to the stigma of flower

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pollination

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photosynthetic plant or chemical-producing bacterium, first level of the food chain

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producer

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cell or organism lacking distinct nucleus or other memberbrain-bound organelles

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prokaryote

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any unicellular, eukaryotic organisms

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protoctist

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cold-blooded vertebrates, body with scales or plates, usually egg-laying

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reptile

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English scientist who made observations using microscope, wrote Micrographica, work of incredibly detailed drawings

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Roberte Hooke

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one of the leaves or parts of the flower, usually green

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sepal

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microscope having one lens

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simple microscope

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small, rectangular piece of glass on which object is placed for observation with scope

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slide

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the thing being observed with the scope

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specimen

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spiral shaped bacteria

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spirilla

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reproductive structure, unicellular, produced by certain bacteria, fungi, algae and nonflowering plants, remains dormant for long time

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spore

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platform on scope that holds the slide

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stage

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part of flower that produces pollen

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stamen

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classification sysytem based on similarity of structure and common ancestry

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taxonomy

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small container in cytoplasm of cell, usually containing water, food, or waste

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vacuole

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vessels that carry liquids, found in plants to move sugar and water, to move blood in animals

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vascular systems

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animals having segmented spinal column

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vertebrates