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Independent variable Theory Law Dependent variable Hypothesis Biology Warm-up Independent variable Theory Law Dependent variable Hypothesis

Covalent bond Hydrogen bond Noble Gases Octet rule Polar Molecule Biology Warm-up Covalent bond Hydrogen bond Noble Gases Octet rule Polar Molecule

Lipids Complex Carbohydrate Polypeptide Nucleic Acid Okazaki Fragments Biology Warm-up Lipids Complex Carbohydrate Polypeptide Nucleic Acid Okazaki Fragments

Biology Warm-up Which of the following DNA segments would change the protein if the original segment AGA was mutated? TCG B. AGG C. TCA D. TCT

Biology Warm-up

Biology Warm-up

Biology Warm-up

Biology Warm-up

Biology Warm-up

Biology Warm-up

Biology Warm-up -Which of the karyotypes above is a male and which is a female? -What determines the two? -Who determines the sex of the offspring, mother or father? Why