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Biology Root Words 1.Bios 2.Logos 3.Zoo 4.Artho 5.Poda 6.Scope 7.Peri 8.Macro 9.Micro 10.Soma life study of animals jointed legs/feet look around large.

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1 Biology Root Words 1.Bios 2.Logos 3.Zoo 4.Artho 5.Poda 6.Scope 7.Peri 8.Macro 9.Micro 10.Soma life study of animals jointed legs/feet look around large small body

2 11.Noma 12.Taxis 13.Di 14.Mono 15.Sub 16.Super 17.Epi 18.Hypo 19.Pro/proto 20.eu name move/transport two one below/under above/over upon lower before true

3 21.Chromo 22.Chloro 23.Leuco 24.Cyte 25.Photo 26.Synthesis 27.Kinesis 28.Sclero 29.Phil 30.Hydro color green white cell light put together move hard love water

4 31.Phyte 32.Stoma 33.Meso 34.Phyll 35.Inter 36.Reni 37.Helio 38.Xylem 39.Phello 40.Genesis plant mouth middle leaf between kidney sun wood  water cork  food first

5 41.Exo 42.Endo 43.Iso 44.Hygro 45.Nema 46.Hepatic 47.Phobia 48.Andry 49.Gyne 50.Geo outside inside same/equal water thread liver fear/hate male female earth

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