Zoology Test

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Examples of Asexual reproduction

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Binary fission and Budding

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Smallest level of organization

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Atom

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Largest level of organization

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Biosphere

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Metabolic functions on a chemical level

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Physiology

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Means to increase in size

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Grow

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Get nutrients from environment and use them for energy

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Metabolism

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Means to change

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Development

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Examples of development

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Metamorphosis and Puberty

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How organisms interact with their environment

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Ecology

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Largest level of taxonomy

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Domain

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Smallest level of taxonomy

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Species

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Two theories about where life originate

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Creation and Evolution

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A power more amazing then the human mind created life as we know it

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Creation

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Things change over massive expanses of time due to random mutations

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Evolution

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"Father of Evolution"

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Charles Darwin

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The organism with the best adaptations will survive the longest and thus be able to reproduce

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Natural Selection

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Made of atoms

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Molecule

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Made of molecules

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Organelles

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Made of cells

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Tissue

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Made of organelles

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Cells

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Made of tissues

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Organ

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Made of organs

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Organ system

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Made of organ systems

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Organisms

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Made of organisms

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Population

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Made of populations

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Community

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Made of communities

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Ecosystem

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Made of ecosystems

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Biosphere

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A system used by scientists to group and sort living and non-living things based on characteristics they share

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Classification

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Classification is based on evolutionary relationships developed by scientists who pursued that school of thought

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Taxonomy

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System of giving organisms two names

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Bionomial nomenclature

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A road map to identifying an object

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Dichotomous key

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"Father of Taxonomy"

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Carl Linnaeus

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When bacteria were first identified, they were put into this kingdom

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Monera

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Members of Kingdom Animalia can found in aquatic and _________ habitats

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Terrestrial

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The cell walls of Eubacteria contain a material called

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Peptidoglycan

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Most Protists will be found in _____ habitats

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Aquatic

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Kingdom Protista is the "_____" kingdom because it groups organisms that don't neatly fit into the other kingdoms

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