27 Items: Clue • The gas we breathe • King of the animals • Smart marine mammal • The lightest element • The coldest continent • The only flying mammal • Extinct giant reptiles • Famous musical composer • Earth's natural satellite • A mountain that spews lava • Tower Famous tower in Paris • A machine that can perform tasks • The world's largest coral system • Bees produce this sweet substance • ...

152 Items: DNA • Gas • Cell • Gene • Prey • Mass • Atom • Wave • Data • Axis • Mean • Mode • Organ • Niche • Trait • Solid • Force • Speed • Fault • Orbit • Model • Claim • Trend • Scale • Range • Chart • Tissue • Matter • Volume • Liquid • Plasma • Motion • Energy • Fossil • Median • Nucleus • FoodWeb • Habitat • Density • Element • Product • Gravity • Circuit • Weather • Climate • Erosion • Igneous • Volcano • Analyze • Pattern • Average • Outlier • Diagram • Producer • Consumer • Heredity • Mutation • Predator • Molecule • ...

20 Items: Moving energy • Stored energy • A weather prediction • What all cells are made of • A scientist who studies weather • The longest bone in the human body • A shovel is this type of simple machine • The simple machine used to raise a flag • The large teeth in the back of the mouth • The scientific name for a flowering plant • The layer of the atmosphere we breathe in • ...

40 Items: - first step of respiration • -A molecule that helps form acetyl • -An organism that can create its own food • -Respiration that uses oxygen to make atp • -Organisms that must have oxygen to survive • -part of the light reaction that makes nadph • -the energy molecule cells have which do work • -Organisms that don’t quite need oxygen to live • ...

15 Items: Energy that is stored • Plants take in this gas • Plants release this gas • Parade drums give off this kind of energy • Leaves use this pigment to absorb sunlight • The oven cooks the turkey using this form of energy • Thanksgiving food gives your body this stored energy • A pie sitting high on a shelf has this stored energy • ...

1 Item: phototropic, aphotic, photochromic, conspectus, lucifugous, vista, introspective, specimen, provision, retrospective, spectacles, circumspect, elucidate, improvise, invidious, lucid, phosphorescent, photogenic, prospect, providential, specter, translucen

10 Items: every person. • situated directly below something else • take place; occur; find or come across by chance. • almost certainly; as far as one knows or can tell. • in spite of the fact that; even though; however; but. • become fully aware of (something) as a fact; understand clearly. • (noun)the liquid that comes from meat or other food when cooked. • ...

15 Items: NONLIVING THINGS • AN EDUCATED GUESS • DECEMBER 21 OR JUNE 21 • CLOSEST PLANET TO THE SUN • WHERE 2 MASSES OF AIR MEET • 2 OR MORE ELEMENTS COMBINED • THIS VARIABLE GOES ON THE X AXIS • THIS VARIABLE GOES ON THE Y AXIS • TRANSFER OF HEAT THROUGH DIRECT TOUCH • ONE OF THESE ON EARTH’S AXIS TAKES 24 HOURS • THIS TYPE OF ENERGY IS USED DURING PHOTOSYNTHESIS • ...

1 Item: consumer decomposer herbivore carnivore omnivore predator prey trophic level and photosynthesis

25 Items: The ocean water in an ocean basin. • An organism’s role in its environment. • An energy-storing level in a food chain. • The water that covers the deep ocean basins. • Organisms that float or drift in the sea’s currents. • A symbiotic relationship in which both organisms benefit. • The ocean bottom that extends from a depth of 4,000 to 6,000m • ...

30 Items: - one half of a diatom’s shell • - whip-like structures that help cells move • - a microscopic algae with a glass-like cell wall • - the hard outer shell of a diatom made of silica • - the bottom part of a microscope that supports it • - blue-green bacteria that use photosynthesis to make food • - the buildup of harmful substances in an organism over time • ...

20 Items: The smallest unit of matter • A group of atoms bonded together • The amount of mass in a given volume • The process of liquid turning into gas • The force that pulls objects toward Earth • Relating to the movement of Earth's crust • The bouncing back of light from a surface • The speed and direction of a moving object • The process of gas turning back into liquid • ...

20 Items: The gas released by plants. • What a plant or animal does. • The input detected by our eyes. • The input detected by our ears. • The greenhouse gas that plants need. • An organism that makes its own food. • Cells that send signals to the brain. • An organism that must find its own food. • The input detected by our mouth and nose. • The term for plants spreading their seeds. • ...

16 Items: – Too small to be seen with the naked eye. • – The number of kingdoms in Domain Eukarya. • – The material that makes up plant cell walls. • – An organism that makes its own food, like algae. • – The structure that holds DNA in eukaryotic cells. • – A type of cell with a nucleus, found in Domain Eukarya. • – An organism that must consume other organisms for food. • ...

15 Items: What is the most common traditional form of biomass? • Organic matter used as a fuel source is called ______. • AN alcohol fuel made from corn or sugar cane is ______. • A fuel made from vegetable oils or animal fats is ______. • Decomposition in the absence of oxygen is ______ digestion. • Biomass gets its initial energy from the sun through ______. • ...

19 Items: only eat other animals • can absorb light energy • are comprised of plant-eating organisms • have light-harvesting cellular structures • feed on dead plants and other animal matter • specifically fragment to consume their food • are found at the base of an ecological pyramid • do not have the ability to produce organic mater • ...

1 Item: adaptation, insulation, photosynthesis, hibernation, migration, vegetation, forage, dormant, blubber, lichens, conservation, precipitation, decomposition

14 Items: Connects bone to bone. • Connects muscle to bone. • the type of joint in the skull • a pair of muscles that work together • the type of joint in the elbow and knee • Structures in a cell that release energy. • Tough outer layer of plant cells, made of cellulose. • Layer around a cell that controls substances entering and leaving the cell. • ...

17 Items: consumer that eats meat only • consumer that eats only plants • type of feeding done by herbivores • species rely on each other for survival • consumer that eats both plants and animals • non-native species that disrupts an ecosystem • organism that consumes its food to obtain energy • symbiotic relationship in which both species benefit • ...

10 Items: A way of measuring energy in a particular level; B_____S. • The movement of energy through the food chain; E____Y F__W. • A diet in which are lacking all the meat products; V________N. • A heterotrophic organism that eats producers, or autotrophs; H_______E. • To eat something, or to take something into the body for nutrients; C_____E. • ...

31 Items: water loving • self feeders • splitting water • adding phosphate • splitting glucose • enzyme that makes ATP • affinity for electrons • more stiff fatty acids • reaction releases energy • organelle that holds DNA • cycle with Acetyl CoA input • transport that requires energy • breaking down larger molecules • NADH and FADH2 are electron... • organelle that synthesizes proteins • ...

20 Items: A method of growing plants without soil • A substance added to plants to improve growth • The process of a seed developing into a plant • Using minimal resources to achieve maximum output • Supplying water to plants through artificial means • Young vegetable greens harvested at an early stage • A system where plant roots are misted with nutrients • ...

22 Items: basic unit of all organisms • cell rupture in a hypotonic solution • cell collapse in a hypertonic solution • the movement of water across a membrane • clear fluid that supports cell organelles • organelle that contains digestive enzymes • the movement of solutes across a membrane • organelle that converts energy in the cell • solution with more solutes outside the cell • ...

24 Items: what fish use to breath • what dinosaur translates to • an animal without a backbone • the phylum that worms belong to • to put living things into groups • a mushroom is an example of this • the gas plants need to make food • the largest group of invertebrates • where an amphibian starts its life • these cover most fish and reptiles • the process plants use to make food • ...

22 Items: The powerhouse of the cell • Single Celled microorganisms • one-celled aquatic organisms • Green pigment in plants and algae • a substance capable of causing cancer • smallest unit that can live on its own • Material within a living cell-jelly-like • Small common fly found near rotted fruit • Viruses that infect and replicate in cells • ...

20 Items: – A flower in full bloom. • – A small hand tool used for digging. • – A young plant just starting to grow. • – Removing unwanted plants from a garden. • – The process of a seed starting to grow. • – Essential for photosynthesis in plants. • – What a seed does when it starts to grow. • – The act of providing moisture to plants. • ...

27 Items: educated guess • causes no change • law law of motion • law law of inertia • First of newtons law • law law of acceleration • energy energy in motion • force always causes change • scientist put there data in • the ability to cause change • energy in electrical current • how much matter an object has • a produce to test a hypothesis • energy the energy sound carries • ...

12 Items: The rate at which velocity changes over time. • The speed of an object in a specific direction. • The spinning of a planet on its axis (defines a "day"). • One complete orbit of a planet around the sun (defines a "year"). • A force that opposes motion between two surfaces that are touching. • The curved path of a celestial object around a star, planet, or moon. • ...

100 Items: pH • DNA • Lab • Atom • Gene • Cell • Lens • Wave • Data • Acid • Base • Biome • Virus • Plate • Ocean • Force • Speed • Light • Solar • Energy • Proton • Fossil • Enzyme • Optics • Fusion • Theory • Sample • Atomic • Biology • Physics • Quantum • Gravity • Neutron • Species • Microbe • Protein • Nucleus • Geology • Volcano • Weather • Climate • Kinetic • Circuit • Current • Voltage • Fission • Reagent • Solvent • Isotope • Molecule • Electron • Organism • Bacteria • Ribosome • Tectonic • Velocity • Friction • ...

23 Items: A single living thing • Nonliving parts of an ecosystem • How hot or cold an environment is • Anything organisms need to survive • An animal that hunts other animals • When organisms rely on factors to live • An animal that is hunted by a predator • A factor that restricts population size • Increase in size or number of organisms • An abiotic factor essential for survival • ...

15 Items: A living part of an ecosystem • A nonliving part of an ecosystem • Step in a food chain or food web • An organism that makes its own food • An organism that cannot make its own food • A consumer that eats both plants and animals • Conversion of light energy from the sun into chemical energy • Organism that feeds on plant and animal remains and other dead matter • ...

19 Items: Organisms that eat producers. • autotrophs make their own food • Organisms that eat other organisms. • carnivores are meat eating organisms. • Organisms that eat primary consumers. • Organisms that eat secondary consumers. • consumers hunt / gather food for others. • chlorophyll can also absorb light energy. • Animals that eat both plants and animals. • ...

19 Items: Organisms that eat producers. • Organisms that eat other animals. • Organisms that feed on dead matter • Organisms that eat other organisms. • Organisms that eat primary consumers. • Part inside a plant that absorbs light • Organisms that eat secondary consumers. • Animals that eat both plants and animals. • Organisms that hunt & gather food from other organisms • ...

10 Items: is precipitation in the form of ice crystals. • an area of land surrounded by water on all sides. • is a large natural body of water surrounded by land. • A parcel of land usually used for agriculture or in the open air. • is a steep, high section of rock or shore that drops sharply downward. • ...

100 Items: euro • belie • irony • usurp • abjure • acumen • gamete • gauche • hubris • jejune • kowtow • moiety • plasma • quasar • vortex • winnow • yeoman • equinox • fatuous • impeach • kinetic • lexicon • mitosis • oxidize • polymer • vacuous • wrought • abrogate • churlish • enervate • epiphany • feckless • hegemony • nihilism • notarize • parabola • paradigm • sanguine • taxonomy • tectonic • unctuous • vehement • bellicose • chicanery • deciduous • diffident • expurgate • facetious • fiduciary • ...

25 Items: Mrs Gren's M • Mrs Gren's S • Mrs Gren's G • Mrs Gren's E • Mrs Gren's N • Mrs Gren's first R • Mrs Gren's second R • The basic unit of life • Something made of one cell • Where a slide sits on a microscope • Something made of more than one cell • The name given to the parts of a cell • The lens you look down in a microscope • Cell ________. Makes a plant cell rigid • ...

29 Items: a break or tear • to work together • able to be carried • to burst out suddenly • lasting for a long time • easily affected by light • a picture made using light • words written on something • the order of events in time • a person’s written signature • to bring goods into a country • a person who watches an event • a way of looking at something • to send goods out of a country • ...

206 Items: a • ad • ah • AM • as • cat • dog • act • add • age • ago • aid • aim • air • all • and • any • arm • art • ask • lion • able • acid • aide • AIDS • ally • also • Arab • area • army • zebra • hippo • about • above • abuse • actor • adapt • admit • adopt • adult • after • again • agent • agree • ahead • album • alive • allow • alone • along • alter • among • anger • angle • angry • apart • apple • apply • argue • arise • armed • Asian • aside • asset • abroad • absorb • accept • access • accuse • across • action • active • actual • adjust • admire • advice • advise • affair • ...

23 Items: How light travels • The movement of sediments • How high or low a sound is • An organism that makes its own food • Variable that is purposefully changed • Mound of sediment near the ocean floor • The hottest planet in our solar system • This type of energy causes phase changes • This is required by sound in order to travel • The process plants use to make their own food • ...

12 Items: – A long, curved fruit with yellow skin and soft, sweet flesh. • – The small part inside the fruit that can grow into a new plant. • – The part of the plant that contains seeds and often tastes sweet. • – The flat green part that makes food for the plant through photosynthesis. • – A tropical fruit with yellow or orange sweet flesh and a large seed inside. • ...

19 Items: Organisms that eat producers. • Organisms that eat other animals. • Organisms that feed on dead matter. • Organisms that eat other organisms. • Organisms that eat primary consumers. • part inside a plant that absorbs light • Organisms that eat secondary consumers. • Animals that eat both plants and animals. • light- harvesting cellular structures in plants. • ...

1 Item: Air, Food, Shelter, Reproduction, Producer, Consumer, Decomposer, Photosynthesis, Evaporation, Condensation, Precipitation, Collection, Infiltration, Soil, Stump, Growth, Fungus, Bacteria, Insects, Cycle, regenerate

15 Items: The smallest unit of matter. • Anything that takes up space and has mass. • A living thing, like a plant, that makes its own food. • A living thing that eats other living things for energy. • The process of liquid water turning into gas (water vapor). • A push or pull that can make an object move or change direction. • ...

1 Item: plantae, root, stem, photosynthesis, moss, tree, algae, flowering, oxygen, water, sunlight, soil, leaf, pot, cacti, lavender, adaptations, ecosystem, reproduction, food, seeds, structures

11 Items: an organism’s position on a food chain _____________________________________________ • an organism that must consume other organisms for nutrients _________________________ • the ability of a system to do work or produce heat _____________________________________ • ...

224 Items: DNA • RNA • ATP • OWL • FOX • FOX • ELK • COW • PIG • RAT • BAT • BOA • CELL • WALL • GENE • HOST • AVES • HAWK • DUCK • SWAN • DOVE • CROW • LION • LYNX • BEAR • WOLF • DEER • MULE • GOAT • BOAR • ORCA • SEAL • MINK • FROG • TOAD • ORGAN • CLONE • BIOME • NICHE • CLASS • ORDER • GENUS • FUNGI • VIRUS • PRION • LIPID • CILIA • ROBIN • EAGLE • GOOSE • HERON • CRANE • RAVEN • TIGER • MOOSE • BISON • ZEBRA • HORSE • RHINO • HIPPO • CAMEL • LLAMA • SHEEP • LEMUR • SLOTH • KOALA • WHALE • OTTER • MOUSE • SHREW • SKUNK • COATI • GECKO • VIPER • COBRA • MAMBA • TISSUE • PHASES • ...

1 Item: phototropic aphotic photochromic conspectus lucifugous vista introspective specimen provision retrospective spectacles, circumspect elucidate improvise invidious lucid phosphorescent photogenic prospect providential specter translucent speculation eviden

1 Item: Deciduous Cornucopia Hibernate Abundance Nostalgia Photosynthesis Oxidation Solstice Wither Migration Preservation Acclimate Transience Hearthstone Incandescence Garnet Russet Camouflage Balsam Timberline Candelabra Overcast Dormancy Gossamer Kindling Sup

1 Item: Processes & Health: Photosynthesis, Respiration, Balanced Diet, Nutrition, Vitamins, Minerals, Aerobic, Anaerobic, Fat, Protein, Carbohydrate, Fibre, Water.Genetics & Reproduction: Chromosomes, Genes, DNA, Evolution, Adaptation, Ovum, Sperm.Ecology: Ecosy

29 Items: Variant of a gene • Has no electrical charge • Living things or components • All plants, animals, and fungi • Produced in a chemical reaction • Developed the theory of evolution • Phase during cell replication where • Carries a positive electrical charge • An organism that makes it's own food • Structure made of tightly coiled DNA • Starting materials in a chemical reaction • ...

28 Items: Organelle that contains DNA (n) • The smallest unit of matter (a) • The force caused by gravity (w) • Multiple atoms bonded together (m) • Different atoms bonded together (c) • Used to separate soluble solids (c) • Change of state from solid to gas (s) • Type of energy linked to movement (k) • The unit of measurement for force (n) • Change of state from gas to liquid (c) • ...

245 Items: MPF • HONC • host • biome • Clade • Codon • genes • Phage • biotic • cohort • cyclin • gamete • kinase • ligand • Methyl • operon • Primer • abiotic • Alleles • Analogy • biomass • Buffers • C3plant • C4plant • density • ecology • fitness • gametes • Histone • hormone • Isomers • meiosis • mitosis • p53gene • Primase • Barrbody • CAMplant • detritus • geneflow • genepool • Genotype • Helicase • homology • meiosisI • operator • plastids • Promoter • response • activator • Anticodon • apoptosis • ...

1 Item: Chapter books, Animal Research, Poems, Opinion Writing, Jump Rope, Multiplication, Division, Clocks, Fractions, Area, Perimeter, Geometry, Invertebrates, Vertebrates, Photosynthesis, Mystery Science, Life Cycles, Weather, Pilgrims, American Revolution, Ma

15 Items: two lower chambers in the heart • the place where two or more bones are connected • The Ability to maintain a stable internal environment • cardiovascular system provides blood supply throughout the body • cell the building blocks of plants and are found in green plants • organelles found in plant and algae cells that perform photosynthesis • ...

28 Items: Landmark's mascot. • Name of the element H. • The capital of France. • Water in it's solid state. • Heat transfer through fluids. • What is the basic unit of life? • Mrs. Hadfield's favorite color. • Liquid water becomes water vapor. • What is the powerhouse of the cell? • What is the only even prime number? • The process by which plants make food. • ...

20 Items: A living thing. (O, 8 letters) • The smallest unit of matter.(A, 4 letters) • The flow of electric charge. (C, 7 letters) • A group of atoms bonded together.(M, 8 letters) • A push or pull acting on an object. (F, 5 letters) • The ability to do work or cause change. (E, 6 letters) • A pure substance made of only one type of atom.(E, 7 letters) • ...

19 Items: “A ____ is a plant eating organism.” • “_____ _____ feed on the primary consumers.” • “A _____ _____ is comprised of plant-eating organisms.” • “_____ _____ feed on the secondary consumers and so on.” • “A ____ is a group of organisms that eat other organisms.” • “A ____ is a group of organisms that feed on dead plants.” • ...

37 Items: the tragedy of the ____ • where an organism lives • carbon released by death • underground water source • makes energy from the sun • where water covers the soil • organisms the drift in water • water soaking into the ground • the lines on a topographic map • plants get carbon from the air • energy from plants and animals • nuclear power the splits atoms • ...

33 Items: A group of islands. • The genetic code of life. • The study of celestial objects. • A ruler, often a king or queen. • The study of heredity and genes. • The study of ancient life forms. • A cloud of gas and dust in space. • The variety of life forms on Earth. • A cultural revival and rebirth of art. • A dramatic change in form or appearance. • ...

35 Items: Produces energy • Produces Ribosomes • Cell takes stuff in • Cell pushes stuff out • Contains the cell DNA • Performs cell division • Gel-like substance in the cell • Processes and packages proteins • Lipid synthesis and detoxification • Protein synthesis and modification • Storage and waste removal in a cell • A group of organs that work together • ...

31 Items: the study of cells • the study of cells • 2nd phase of mitosis • 1st phase of mitosis • 3rd phase of mitosis • 4th phase of mitosis • condensed threads of chromatin • DNA to RNA; occurs in the nucleus • DNA enables life through this criteria • organelle responsible for protein synthesis • RNA to protein; takes place inthe cytoplasm • ...

26 Items: – All water on Earth. • – All living organisms on Earth. • – The layer of gases surrounding Earth. • – The solid Earth (rocks, soil, landforms). • – A molecule that provides usable energy for cells. • – The total mass of living matter at a trophic level. • _______ Acids – Small molecules that combine to form proteins. • ...

26 Items: A period of time. • A long span of time. • A specific area in time. • A place for storage of fluids. • Earliest era in earths history. • Remains of a prehistoric animal. • A break in the continuous rock record. • Numeric age of a layer of rocks or fossils • Record of rock layers over a period of time. • Living organism that shapes its environment. • ...

25 Items: The slender, pointed leaf of a coniferous tree. • Small pores on plant surfaces, regulating gas exchange. • The green pigment in plants responsible for photosynthesis. • The inner, older wood of a tree, providing structural support. • Trees that shed their leaves annually, in contrast to conifers. • The protective outer covering of a tree, composed of dead cells. • ...

20 Items: The very hot centre of the Earth. Starting with a C. (4) • The thin outer layer of the Earth. Starting with a C. (5) • Fine particles from a volcanic eruption. Starting with an A. (3) • The system that breaks down food for energy. Starting with a D. (9) • Hot liquid rock that flows out of a volcano. Starting with an L. (4) • ...

11 Items: A process of converting wastes into reusable materials. • The thin, hard outer layer of an egg which is very fragile. • A slender woody shoot growing from a branch or stem of a tree or shrub. • A material made up of very thick, stiff paper, usually pale brown in colour, used especially for making boxes. • ...

16 Items: Photosynthesis is the __________ by which green plants make their own food. • The pirates sailed their big ship to the little island to bury the __________. • It’s difficult to see on __________ days, so it isn’t a good idea to drive so fast. • When the family arrived home, they found a __________ inside trying to steal their TV. • ...

40 Items: A change in DNA. • Any living thing. • A different form of a gene. • Tiny single-celled organisms. • An animal that hunts other animals. • An animal hunted by another animal. • The jelly-like material inside a cell. • All members of one species in an area. • Different populations living together. • A nutrient used for growth and repair. • A section of DNA that controls a trait. • ...

20 Items: Strain or straining force. • Changing from a liquid to a vapor or gas. • An interacting group of living individuals. • The shortage or absence of something essential. • An organism that is capable of making its own food by photosynthesis. • The act, art, or manner of managing or handling; controlling or directing. • ...

20 Items: In Taiwan, people use LINE to ______ with each other. • There was an ______ in the building, call 119 for help ! • There are two ______ routes you can take to the library. • Police believed the ______ got in through the kitchen window. • The ________ walk around on the floor looking for food that people dropped. • ...

41 Items: Eat plants. • Eat other animals. • Consume dead animals. • Single living entities • Both organisms benefit. • Living parts of an ecosystem • Eat both plants and animals. • The variety of life in an area. • Nonliving aspects of an ecosystem • The number of species in an area. • Neither organism affects the other. • Consume dead organic matter (detritus). • ...

54 Items: hollow tube • green pigment • makes proteins. • interior of cell • group of tissues • limits cell size • basic unit of life • a chloroplast is one • part of the cytoplasm • houses the cell’s DNA • contains condensed DNA • a semipermeable barrier • short hairlike structure • Movement without energy. • same solute concentration • lower solute concentration • higher solute concentration • ...

21 Items: the level of light received on a plant surface • the storage or shipment of flowers out of water • sells florals good and services to the consumer • the impression of the design being stable and self supported • in Flowers is due to the inability of water to enter the stem • growers wholesalers and retail florist must process their flowers • ...

38 Items: what something does • the brain of the cell • how something is shaped • made up of only one cell • stores water in the cell • made up of more than one cell • an organ system that creates life • there are 4 of these in your heart • an organ system that helps you move • All cells come from __________ cells • keeping a body's internal conditions stable • ...

21 Items: a shiny, black substance that is used in pencils • able to be believed; reasonable to trust or believe • a person, bank, or company that lends money to someone • not allowed to do or be something; legally disqualified • pictures or words painted or drawn on a wall, building, etc. • not thinking clearly; not able to use reason or good judgement • ...

40 Items: Main energy source for cells. • The place where an organism lives. • A microorganism that causes disease. • An organism that makes its own food. • A section of DNA that controls a trait. • One organism hunting and eating another. • Biomolecules that store long-term energy. • An organism that breaks down dead matter. • Single-celled organisms without a nucleus. • ...

30 Items: The standard unit used to measure force. • The type of energy stored in moving objects. • The smallest part of an element that can exist. • A pure substance made of only one type of atom. • The force of gravity acting on an object's mass. • The basic building block of all living organisms. • A substance with a pH of exactly 7, like pure water. • ...

29 Items: the DNA of a prokaryote • the carrier of genetic información • helps in the storage of proteins and lipids. • An organelle that helps sequester waste product • synthesizes and stores proteins, bound with ribosomes • the basic unit of life in organisms of the kingdom Plantae. • the basic unit of life in organisms of the kingdom Animalia. • ...

34 Items: Organelle of protein synthesis. • Viscous fluid enclosed by the nuclear envelope. • Small circle of DNA in some bacteria and archaea. • Long, slender cellular structure used for motility. • Barrel-shaped organelle from which microtubules grow. • This eukaryotic organelle specializes in producing ATP. • Semifluid substance enclosed by a cell's plasma membrane. • ...

249 Items: G3P,a • GTP,a • MPF,a • Exon,a • HONC,a • host,a • biome,a • Clade,a • Codon,a • genes,a • Phage,a • biotic,a • cohort,a • cyclin,a • gamete,a • Genome,a • kinase,a • ligand,a • Methyl,a • operon,a • Primer,a • abiotic,a • Alleles,a • Analogy,a • biomass,a • Buffers,a • C3plant,a • C4plant,a • density,a • ecology,a • endemic,a • fitness,a • gametes,a • Histone,a • hormone,a • Isomers,a • meiosis,a • mitosis,a • p53gene,a • Primase,a • Barrbody,a • CAMplant,a • detritus,a • ...

250 Items: G3P,a • GTP,a • MPF,a • Exon,a • HONC,a • host,a • biome,a • Clade,a • Codon,a • genes,a • Phage,a • biotic,a • cohort,a • cyclin,a • gamete,a • Genome,a • kinase,a • ligand,a • Methyl,a • operon,a • Primer,a • abiotic,a • Alleles,a • Analogy,a • biomass,a • Buffers,a • C3plant,a • C4plant,a • density,a • ecology,a • endemic,a • fitness,a • gametes,a • Histone,a • hormone,a • Isomers,a • meiosis,a • mitosis,a • p53gene,a • Primase,a • Barrbody,a • CAMplant,a • detritus,a • ...

40 Items: a permanent, heritable change in the DNA sequence of an organism • is the hereditary material in humans and almost all living organisms. • membrane-bound organelles found in the cytoplasm of almost all eukaryotic cells • an organism whose cells contain a nucleus and other membrane-bound organelles. • ...

152 Items: heat energy • stored energy • a push or pull • numerical data • a change in DNA • energy of motion • the middle value • to judge or assess • mass per unit volume • the height of a wave • a statement or answer • the numerical average • the basic unit of life • the ability to do work • heat transfer by waves • Earth orbiting the Sun • a factor kept the same • consistency of results • ...