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| 5. | the variety in living organisms. Has three main components, species, genetic and ecosystem |
| 7. | A kingdom consisting of organisms that form thread like hyphae and feed by extracellular digestion |
| 9. | A group of similar organisms that can breed to produce fertile offspring |
| 11. | in this type of key there are two possible answers to each question |
| 12. | slightly elongated cells that form a supporting plant tissue. Walls are strengthened with extra cellulose |
| 13. | The kingdom containing bacteria |
| 15. | The place where a community of organisms is found |
| 18. | When there are no living member of a species left in the wild or captivity |
| 19. | A area of aplant stem or leaf that contains vessels that transport water and the products of photosynthesis |
| 20. | The visible characteristics of an organism |
| 21. | The evaporation of water from the leaves of a plant |
| 25. | A verson of a gene |
| 26. | The chance increase or decrease in allele frequency over time |
| 33. | Transports water throughout the plant |
| 34. | A description of an organism in terms of the alleles it contains |
| 35. | A process whereby organisms become better adapted to their environment |
| 36. | A leaf from an embryo plant inside a seed |
| 37. | All the living organisms found in a particular place at a particular time |
| 38. | a renewable energy source |
| 39. | A waterproff polymer found in sclerenchyma and xylem |