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A geographic area where organisms are connected.
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Living organisms capable of reproducing are known as:
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The act of slowly changing in appearance or behaviour to be better suited to its environment.
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The protection of things found in nature is known as:
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A species not native to the area is known as:
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Organisms that have a backbone are called:
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Organisms that don't have a backbone are called:
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The variety of life on earth.
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The ability to bounce back after challenges and tough times is known as (starts with R):
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The idea that humans must interact with the environment in a way that ensures there will be enough resources left for future generations.
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An animal that helps produce fruits/seeds (e.g., bee) is known as a:
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One of the major threats to biodiversity.
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The act of sorting organisms into groups based on their similarities/differences is known as:
