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1
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biologists study the ______________________, levels of life ranging from the global to the submicroscopic

A

biological hierarchy

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the largest level of the biological hierarchy. The habitable part of plant earth. All ecosystems.

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biosphere

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all organisms living and nonliving components of a given area

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ecosystem

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all living organisms of a particular area.

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community

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all organisms of a species in an area.

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population

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a single living thing

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organisms

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organs working together for a common function. ex- nervous system

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organ system

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tissues working together for a common function. ex-brain

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organ

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cells working together for a common function

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tissue

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10
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smallest living component

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cell

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11
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make up cells ex- nucleus

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organels

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12
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multiple atoms

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molecules

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13
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smallest level of biological hierarchy

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atom

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14
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The biological hierarchy:

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atom
molecule
organell
cell
tissue
organ
organ system 
organism 
population 
community 
ecosystem 
biosphere
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15
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each level of the biological hierarchy is _______________________

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the sum of its parts

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16
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new properties emerge at each level due to the ____________________________ of the parts at lower levels

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interaction and arrangement

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17
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the first level at which the properties of life emerge

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cells

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18
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organisms composed of one cell

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unicellular

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19
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organisms consisting of more than one cell

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multicellular

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20
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two cell type

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prokaryotic

eukaryotic

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21
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small and simple cell

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prokaryotic

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22
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large and complex with membrane bound organelles

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eukaryotic

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23
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biologists organize life according to the principles of __________

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taxonomy

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24
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taxonomy was established by

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Carolus Linnaeus

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25
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Linnaeus goal was

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naming the organisms and categorizing them

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26
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two taxonomy consists of two components

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  • nomenclature

- classification

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27
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species names are in __________

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Latin

a common language allows unambiguous communication among all languages

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28
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Species names consist of two parts

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genus

specific epithet

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29
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species name for human

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homo sapien

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30
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biologists have discovered and named approximately ____________ species but we estimate ___________

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1.8 million

10-100 million

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31
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_______________ categorizes this species diversity in more inclusive groups

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hierarchical classification

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32
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taxonomy units

A 
dum kids playing catch on freeway go splat
domain 
kingdom 
phylum 
class
order
family 
genus 
species
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33
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dead: ___________
living: ___________

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extinct

extant

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34
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taxonomy of humans

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Eukarya
animalia 
chordata
mammalia
primates
hominidae
homo
homo sapiens
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35
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the outline or hierarchical form shows

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the relationship between organisms

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36
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______ tha names group of organisms at any level in the classification hierarchy

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taxon

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37
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3 domains

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archae
bacteria
eukarya

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38
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two distinct domains of prokaryotic organisms

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bacteria

archaea

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39
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all organisms in the bacteria and archaea domains are

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unicellular

40
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organisms in the eukarya domain

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contain eukaryotic organisms

41
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the 4 kingdoms in the eukarya domain

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animalia
fungi
plantae
protista

42
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multicellular heterotrophs that consume food by ingestion

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kingdom animalia

43
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multicellular heterotrophs that consume food by absorption

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kingdom fungi

44
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multicellular autotrophs that produce food by photosynthesis

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kingdom plantar

45
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MOSTLY unicellular
heterotrophic/autotrophic
currently may be separate kingdoms

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protista

46
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all life is composed of one or more _________

A

cells

47
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all cells are surrounded by a _______

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plasma membrane

48
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facts having to do with plasma membrane

A
  • a phospholipid belayer with protein

- a cells plasma membrane regulates the transport of substances into and out of the cell

49
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all cells convert chemical energy ________________ to chemical energy _______________ for energy

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glucose to ATP

50
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two types of conversion of ATP

A

AEROBIC

ANAEROBIC

51
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cellular respiration with oxygen

A

aerobic

52
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fermentation without oxygen

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anerobic

53
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all cells contain __________________________ as their genetic material

A

DNA, the nucleic acid

an inherited genetic material

54
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all cells are produced by

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the reproduction of other cells

55
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-DNA replication occurs prior to the production of other cells

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-Daughter cells inherit their DNA from their parents cells

56
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DNA contains the instructions for

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protein synthesis

57
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DNA serves as a template for synthesizing RNA

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transcription

58
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RNA serves a template for synthesizing protein

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translation

59
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All cells utilize the same _________________________ for ________________ Rna into protein

A

genetic code

translating

60
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the process of change that has transformed life on earth from its simple beginnings to the complex diversity of organisms that exist today

A

evolution

61
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evolution also accounts for the _____________ of organisms to their environment

A

adaption

62
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_____________ was born in 1809
-The prevailing ideas at the time did not include evolution:
1.
2.

A

Charles Darwin

  1. they believed the earth was young
  2. they believe species that inhabited the earth were believed to be unrelated and unchanging
63
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In 1809, _______________ became an early proponent of evolution

A

Jean Baptiste Lamark

64
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Lemark suggested a mechanism to explain how organisms change and how evolution occurs

  • Body parts that are used to explain how organisms lifetime become larger and stronger and these modifications are passed on to the organisms and offspring
  • although not support genetically he deserve credit for first oppose to traditional ideas
A

Jean Baptiste Lamark

65
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Charles Darwin was a naturalist on the _____________ from 1832-1836.
An around the world voyage

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beagle

66
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Darwin visited

A
  • south america

- a visit to the galapagos islands proved extremely influential

67
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Darwin notices

Darwins finches

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  • simularities among the species he encountered but also many differences
  • species were well adapted to their environment
68
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species diversity appears to be a result of

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environmental diversity

69
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durage his voyage, darwin read _______________

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Principles of Geology

70
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Lyles proposed that

A

the earth that is much older than 6,000 years and was sculpted by timely processes

71
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_________________ shared his evolution discoveries with Darwin and they agreed

A

Russel Wallace

72
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darwin published his book ______________. In his book, darwin used the phrase ___________________________ to describe evolution

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the origin of species by means of natural selection.

descent by modification

73
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all species are descended from there ancestors but

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they are modified by their ancestors

74
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Darwin argued that

A

adaption to environment and the origin of near species are related

75
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a well supported mechanism by which evolution occurs

A

natural selection

76
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fossils remnants of past organisms preserved in ___________________________

A

sedimentary rock

77
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Sedimentary rock forms

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layers over time

78
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______________ traces the history of life from its origin a to its current state

A

the fossil record

79
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many extinct _______________ that link ancestors to their modern descents have been discovered

A

transitional species

80
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_______________ refers to the geographic distribution of species

A

biogeography

81
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________________ refers to the comparison of body structure among species

A

comparative anatomy

82
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_____________________ refers to the comparison among species of body structures that are present ONLY EARLY DURING DEVELOPMENT

A

comparative embryology

83
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closely related species have DnA that has very similar

A

nucleotide sequences

few differences have accumulated because related species have spent a relatively short amount of time diverging from a recent common ancestor

84
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two observation for natural selection

A
  • individual organisms exhibit variation

- species have the potential to produce for more offspring than the environment can support its limited resources

85
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most variation is

A

inherited

86
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limited resources lead to __________ among offspring

A

competition.

Simular to Thomas Matus ideas

87
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natural selection by combining two observations

A
  • -natural selection is unequal

- an accumulation of favorable traits adapts species to its environment

88
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natural selection

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  • is not conscious, deliberate, or active process
  • does not create new traits
  • edits traits that are already present
  • depends on time and place
  • can only increase or decrease heritable traits within a population
89
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organisms _____________ populations ______________

A

do not evolve

evolve

90
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darwin used _____________ to support natural selection

A

artificial selection

91
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humans modify plants and animals by selecting and breeding individuals with desirable traits accentuating those traits

A

artificial selection

92
Q

the environment does selecting rather than humans

A

natural selection

93
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a tentative answer to a scientific question that can be tested

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hypothesis

  • must be testable (not supernatural)
  • must be repeatable (not annectotable)
94
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in science ar much broader in scope than hypothesis they are supported by scientific evidence. explain a great number of observations

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theories

95
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natural selection and evolutionary change can be

A

directly observed and scientifically tested

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