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Biology
Biology
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The scientific study of plant life is
chemistry.
botany.
anthropology.
astronomy.
Flesh-eating animals are
chromosomes.
omnivores.
carnivores.
herbivores.
Animals that feed primarily on plants are
chromosomes.
carnivores.
omnivores.
herbivores.
Organisms that consume both plants and animals are
herbivores.
carnivores.
omnivores.
chromosomes.
A part of the nucleus of animal and plant cells that carries genes and helps transmit hereditary information is the
genes.
chromosomes.
DNA.
genetics.
The material of which genes are composed is
DNA.
NDA.
AND.
DAN.
The animals and plants of a particular region are the
deer and trees.
flowers and trees.
cats and mice.
fauna and flora.
The fundamental hereditary unit found on chromosomes that control the development of hereditary characteristics is the
books.
jeans.
genes.
habitats.
The branch of biology that studies heredity is
anthropology.
chemistry.
botany.
genetics.
The natural environment in which a plant or animal lives is its
house.
hibernation.
habitat.
home.
Passing the winter in a dormant state is
estivation.
metabolism.
homeostasis.
hibernation.
Spending the summer in a dormant state is
hibernation.
homeostasis.
estivation.
metabolism.
The tendency of an organism to maintain a stable internal environment in the body is
homeostasis.
metabolism.
hibernation.
estivation.
Animals, such as kangaroos, whose newborn live in external pouches as they feed and further develop are
marsupials.
nocturnal.
elephants.
crustaceans.
Warm-blooded vertebrates, including humans, characterized by hair on the skin and, in the female, milk-producing mammary glands are
reptiles.
amphibians.
mammals.
crustaceans.
Metabolism refers to
chemical reactions that involve the synthesis or breakdown of molecules within a living cell.
the scientific study of plant life.
the branch of biology that studies heredity.
animals, such as kangaroos, whose newborn live in external pouches.
A permanent structural change in a DNA molecule that may result in a new trait or characteristic is
mutation
metabolism.
natural selection.
taxonomy.
The theory that the surviving plants and animals of a particular species are those that are strongest and most adaptable is
mutation.
natural selection.
taxonomy.
metabolism.
The classification of organisms into categories or systems based on shared characteristics is
metabolism.
taxonomy.
natural selection.
mutation.
A poisonous substance produced by an organism is a/an
transpiration.
mutation.
toxin.
antitoxin.
A substance formed in response to a toxin for the purpose of neutralizing it is a/an
antitoxin.
mutation.
toxin.
transpiration.
The loss of water vapor through the membrane or pore of an organism is
transpiration.
antitoxin.
mutation.
toxin.
An animal that has a backbone or spinal column is a/an
mutation.
marsupial.
invertebrate.
vertebrate.
An animal that does NOT have a backbone or spinal column is a/an
invertebrate.
marsupial.
mutation.
vertebrate.
The scientific study of animals is
zoology.
chemistry.
botany.
genetics.
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