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large intestine |
absorbs water and minerals and eliminates waste as feces through the anus. The small intestine produces bile. |
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photosynthesis |
carbon dioxide, water, oxygen, glucose |
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organisms pass on genetic information to their offspring? |
pass on genetic information through chromosomes. |
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Punnet square |
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The flow of energy |
sun--photosynthesis organisms, herbivores, carnivores and omnivores, decomposers. (feed on dead organisms.) |
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producers consumers decomposers |
producers: get their energy from inorganic compounds, such as sunlight, water, and soil. (Plants). consumers: get their energy from other organisms. (humans). Consume plants and animals. decomposers: break down other organisms, including producers and consumers, for their energy. |
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biotic potential |
maximum population growth under ideal environmental conditions is considered the biotic potential. |
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state changes temperature pressure |
temperature:
as temperature increases, matter will change from solid to liquid to gas. as pressure is increased, matter moves from gas to liquid to solid. |
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condensation
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when gas changes to solid state |
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matter is made of what? |
atoms |
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what makes up the nucleus of an atom? |
protons and electrons |
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kinetic energy potentil energy |
energy of motion. a flying airplane, a sprinting runner, and a falling rock. stored energy that has potential to be converted into another form of energy. an apple dangling from a tree. |
