Unit 10

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1.
Something that is alive or used to be alive
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Something that has never been alive
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The smallest unit of life
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Any living thing that eats, grows reproduces, makes waste, and dies
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Mosquitos and humans have this kind of relationship
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Physical differences between members of a species
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Variations that help a species survive
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All interactions between biotic and abiotic factors in an area
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All populations of different species in an area
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A herd of elephants is an example of this level of organization
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Relationship where one organism benefits and the other is not affected
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Bees and flowers have this kind of symbiotic relationship
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Relationship where one organism kills and eats another
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When two organisms both need the same resource
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Relationship between two organisms where at least one of them benefits