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Controls responses to environment Nervous System

Obtain energy from eating other organisms Consumers

Pathway of energy & what each organism eats Food Web

What makes sugar in plants Chloroplasts

Tool used to identify organisms Dichotomous Key

System that gets rid of waste Excretory System

How do you measure length in metric system Metric ruler

What are the 2 parts of the scientific name Genus & Species

Where fossils are found Sedimentary Rock

Division of cells for reproduction Mitosis

What holds the slide on the microscope Stage

Use our resources wisely Conservation

What is the flow of energy From producer to consumer to decomposer

CO 2, methane, water Greenhouse gases

What is diffusion of water into or out of a cell Osmosis

Where is the oldest layer of rock At the bottom

Deep well injection, land fills, or incineration Waste removal methods

Ability to grow back lost appendages Regeneration

General weather conditions over time Climate

Idea that Earth’s crustal plate move around Plate Techonics

What in the scientific method is the guessed answer based on research called Hypothesis

Theory – Earth started as one continent Pangea

Reproduction by only one parent Asexual Reproduction

What releases energy in the cells Mitochondria

Breaks down dead organisms Decomposers

Body changes during life cycle (complete or incomplete) Metamorphis

Metamophic, sedimentary igneous Types of rocks

When embryos grow outside the mother’s body External Development

Earth worn away by wind, rain or water Erosion

Regulates body functions Hormones

When body temperature changes with the environment Cold Blooded

Stronger genetic characteristics (capital letters) Dominant Traits

What moves from west to east & high to low pressure Air masses

Caused by uneven heating of the Earth Weather

Carry inherited info about organisms in DNA Chromosomes

Organisms that make their own food Producers

What part of the cell directs all activities Nucleus

What is mass measured in Grams

Building blocks of all life Cells

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