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Q: HOW IS IT POSSIBLE FOR AN ORGANISM TO BE POSITIVE FOR GLUCOSE USE IN A PHENOL RED TEST BUT NEGATIVE IN THE METHYL RED TEST
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Q: What regions of the abdomen is the navel located
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Q: What are the bacteria that lives on dead organic matter
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Q: Are mushrooms autotrophic
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Q: Why do biologist use microscope
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Q: What kind of epithelium is the stroma of the spleen made up of
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Q: What is process that moves molecules across a cell membrane from regions of lower concentration to higher concentration
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Q: Which of the following can cause a mutation in a gene
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Q: What is the bacterial flagellum made up of
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Q: What are the 2 things plants make during photosynthesis
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Q: Why are these characteristics called secondary
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Q: What are non examples of gene
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Q: Why does energy only flow in one direction in a given food chain
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Q: Where is the storage area for yellow marrow in an adult bone.
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Q: What is the scientific word for leaf
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Q: What is the highest temperature a human body can stand
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Q: What is an antidiuretic hormone and how does it help regulate an abnormal increase in solute
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Q: Do the paper birch leaves turn orange and yellow in the autumn
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Q: Where does active transport occur i plants
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Q: Which part of a plant would you expect to find cells with chloroplasts
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Q: What is affected by cystic fibrosis
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Q: What is the difference between in vitro fertilization and cloning
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Q: Which process describes the pushing of water across the capillary (blood vessel) membrane
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Q: Is fenugreek a non flowering plant
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Q: What question did Charles Darwin attempt
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Q: How a mitochondrion is like a furnace.
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Q: What are the four main parts of carbon based molecules in organisms
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Q: What does a woman feel while having an organism
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Q: What has a cell membrane but no chloroplasts or a cell wall
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Q: Why do scientist believe that humans have extra body parts
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Q: What month and date do chestnuts drop from its tree
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Q: What did Carols Linnaeus claim to fame in life science
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Q: What is The first living organisms
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Q: Which molecules are types of lipids
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Q: What nonrenewable energy source comes from dead organism
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Q: What is the keystone of the facial bones
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Q: What do you call an organism with spliced DNA
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Q: A strand of DNA contains the base sequence AGTT. What is the sequence of the complementary strand of DNA
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Q: Can Viruses be seen with a light microscope.
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Q: What does the palatine bones form
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Q: How do flexibility and recombination lead to insight
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Q: How is the term nucleus related to its Latin term or origin
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Q: What is the definition of troph
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Q: What is the difference between physical and biological needs
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Q: How does a sperm really look in real life
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