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Flagella
DNA
Ribosomes
Plasma Membrane
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DNA
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Cell Wall
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Taxonomy
Immunity
Antigens
Immunosuppression
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Natural selection
Artificial selection
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Biochemical evidence
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Asexual reproduction
Sexual reproduction
Meiosis
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Genetic material and a cell membrane.
Genetic material and a protein coat.
Nucleosome and injectors.
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Genetic differences in a species
Parents passing traits to offspring
The appearance of new life forms
The change in species over time
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Camouflage in a tree frog
Winter migration of birds from Pennsylvania to Georgia
Variation in colors of tropical birds
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It infects a host cell and causes the host cell to make more viruses.
It only affects plants.
It causes disease only in bacterial cells.
It infects the extracellular fluid of organisms.
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Because their brains need more chemicals to be normal, and these changes last a LONG time.
Because they have "addictive personalities".
Because they have killed so many brain cells with drugs that their reasoning ability is no longer good.
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The host cell bursts, releasing the newly made viruses.
The virus finds a host cell.
The virus injects its DNA/RNA into the host cell.
The virus engulfs the host cell.
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Artificial selection
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Genetic engineering
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Succession
A clone
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Prokaryotes; no nucleus
Prokaryotes; no DNA
Eukaryotes; no nucleus
Eukaryotes; no DNA
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Survival of the fittest
Evolution of crossing over
The tree of life
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Form of a gene
One haploid cell
Part of a chromosome
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Lipids that code for proteins
Segments of DNA
Entire chromosomes
Denim
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How physically strong it is
How much it changes to fit its environment within its life
How well it can survive within its environment
Where it fits in on the food chain
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