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1 Cells in Action Study Guide Answers
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2 1. Cell Tissue Organ Organ System Organism
Energy Chloroplast Cell Membrane Organelles

3 Semi- permeable Phospholipids & Proteins Mitochondria Homeostasis Osmosis, diffusion Passive Phospholipids, proteins Endocytosis, vesicle

4 Exocytosis High, Low Active Sun Fermentation Photosynthesis Stomata Cellular Respiration

5 24. Carbon dioxide, water, glucose, oxygen
ATP Photosynthesis Chemical Chromosomes Prophase Metaphase Interphase Anaphase

6 Cytokinesis Telophase

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