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1 Biology Vocabulary Genetics / Evolution Pictionary
Variation

2 Biology Vocabulary Genetics / Evolution Pictionary
Struggle for existence

3 Biology Vocabulary Genetics / Evolution Pictionary
Natural Selection

4 Biology Vocabulary Genetics / Evolution Pictionary
Restriction Enyme

5 Biology Vocabulary Genetics / Evolution Pictionary
Restriction Enyme

6 Biology Vocabulary Genetics / Evolution
Make a labeled drawing to illustrate each term: Artificial Selection Variation Struggle for existence Natural selection Descent with modification Restriction Enzyme Gel Electrophoresis X-linked allele ABO blood type Rh factor

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