Biology Vocabulary A -  Not  Asymmetrical – Not symmetrical.

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Biology Vocabulary A -  Not  Asymmetrical – Not symmetrical

Ad-  To, Toward  Advertise – To draw attention toward something.

Auto-  Self, same  Automobile – A self-propelled vehicle

Bio-  Life  Biology – The study of life

Chloro-  Green  Chloroplast – Green parts of plant cells

Cyst-  Pocket or capsule  Cyst – pocket of fluid under the skin

Cyt-  Cell  Cytology – The study of cells

De-  Remove  Declutter – Remove clutter

Dia-  Through  Dialysis – Cleaning blood by passing it through a membrane

Endo-  Inner, inside  Endoskeleton - an internal support structure of an animal

Ex-, Exo-  Outside of  Exoskeleton - an external skeleton that supports and protects an animal's body

Hydro-  Water  Hydroelectricity – Electricity generated through the use of falling water.

Hyper-  Above, over  Hyperactive – Overly active

Hypo-  Below, under  Hypothermia – An organism’s temperature drops below their required temperature.

Intra-  Within  Intranet – A computer network used within one group or organization.

Iso-  Equal  Isosceles triangle – A triangle with two sides of equal length.

-Logy  Study of  Biology – The study of life

Micro-  Small  Microscope - is a tool for seeing things that are too small to be seen by the naked eye.

Org-  Living  Organism – A living thing

Semi-  Partially  Semi-formal – Partially formal dance, more casual than prom.