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What is used in living things to build structures, regulate chemical and life processes, transport materials, and protect from diseases?
What part of the DNA structure is made of sugar and phosphates?
What part of the backbone do the nitrogenous bases attach to?
What does adenine attach to in DNA?
What matches gaunine in DNA?
What is DNA's structure known as?
What is a segment of DNA that codes for a protein?
Francis Crick and James___________created the first model of DNA out of wood and wire.
The DNA in a single human cell is about_________meters long.
What is the process by which plants, some bacteria, ad protists use sunlight to make glucose?
What is a compound that absorbs light?
What is the radiation from the sun that can be seen by the human eye?
It is estimated that only 10% of photosynthesis occurs in plants, the rest is done by algae and _____________.
What is respiration with oxygen called?
What is respiration without the use of oxygen called?
What is the first process of respiration?
What is the second process of respiration?
What process of respiration is Electron Transport Chain?
What is the process where food and O2 are used to create energy for all cells?
More young are produced then can survive
Who proposed the idea of natural selection?
All life forms very genetically within a population
Change in the characteristics of a population from one generation to the next due to a shift in allele frequencies
The environment presents challenges to successful _______________.
Two separate species change in response to one another
What are random changes in an organisms DNA called?
Introduction of a new organisms into a habitat or population
Change in allele frequencies due to a catastrophe that estimates a large portion of a population
What is a tree showing the evolutionary relationships among various biological species that are known to have a common ancestor called?

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