Biology (Diversity of living things)

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Angiosperma

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Angiosperm (Flowering plants that develop fruit)

Question 2

Archaebakterien

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Archaebacteria (Prokaryotic bacteria that live in extreme environments)

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Gliederfüßer

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Arthropoda (Largest phylum of animal kingdom)

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Asymmetrie

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Asymmetry (Body plan in animal that does not show a pattern)

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Autotroph

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Autotroph (Organisms that make their own energy)

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Bakteriophage

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Bakteriophage (A virus that attacks a bacteria)

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Bilaterale Symmetrie

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Bilateral Symmetry (Animals that have a body plan divided along one plane)

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Zellteilung

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Binary Fission (Asexual method reproduction in bacteria)

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Binäre Nomenklatur

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Binominal Nomenclature (Two part naming system used to identify species around the world)

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Bryophyt

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Bryophytes (Small plants that are close to ground and do not have vascular tissue (mosses and liverworts)

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Chemoheterotroph

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Chemoheterotroph (Bacteria that uses energy released through ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, etc)

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Chordat

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Chordata (Important Phylum of animal kingdom)

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Konjugation

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Conjugation (Sexual method of reproduction in bacteria)

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Dichotomer Bestimmungsschlüssel

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Dochotomous Key (A tool that lets you identify a species)

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Eukaryot

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Eukaryote (A type of cell that has a nucleus and many organelles with membranes)

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Pilz/e

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Fungus/Fungi (Single cellular or multicellular heterotrophic organisms like yeasts, moults and fungi)

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Nacktsamer

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Gymnosperm (Plants with naked seeds)

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Heterotroph

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Heterotroph (Organisms that must get energy by eating other organisms)

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Wirbellose

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Invertebrate (Animal without backbone)

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Lysogener Zyklus

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Lysogenic Cycle (Method of viral reproduction that has a state of dormancy)

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Lytischer Zyklus

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Lytic Cycle (Method of viral reproduction that kills host cell immeiately)

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Weichtier

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Mollusca (Important and very large Phylum of Kingdom Animalia)

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Morphologie

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Morphology (The study of how things look)

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Vielzellig

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Multicellular (An organism made of many cells)

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Prokaryot

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Prokaryote (A type of cell that does not have a nucleus or membrane bound organelles)

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Protist

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Protist (Single celled eukaryotic organims that usually lives in water (can be plant-like, animal-like or fungi-like))

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Radialsymmetrie

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Radial Symmetry (Animal with a round body plan arranged like pieces of a pie)

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Taxonomische Stufen

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Taconomic Levels (Hierarchical system of classifying organims using Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species (most general to most specific))

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Taxonomie

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Taxonomy (Branch of science used to classify species that is made of many levels)

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Gewebe

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Tissue (Groups of cells that work together)

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Tracheophyten

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Tracheophytes (Plants with vascular tissue)

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Einzellig

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Unicellular (An organism made of one cell)

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Leitgewebe

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Vascular Tissue (Tube like structures (xylem and phloem) that carrry water, sugar and minerals)

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Wirbeltier

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Vertebrate (Animal with backbone)

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Virus

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Virus (A nonliving entity that can cause disease by hijacking its host cell’s machinery)