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What is ecological succession in biology?
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How can ecological succession change a population?
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What is cDNA? How is it used in cells?
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How does aerobic respiration release energy from glucose?
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Why is hydrogen peroxide both necessary in our bodies and a danger to our bodies?
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What type of eruption was the 79 AD eruption of Mount Vesuvius?
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Where are fossil fuels found?
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What are operators?
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What is macroevolution?
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How does gravity affect erosion and deposition?
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What is the basis for the classification of living things?
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How do oomycetes move?
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Is global warming natural?
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The superior and inferior venae cavae empty venous blood into what?
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Can phosphate move through food webs?
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How does natural selection act on individuals?
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Is the phenotype of an organism controlled by its genotype?
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The involuntary muscle that moves food through the digestive system is called what kind of muscle?
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What is a regulatory gene?
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What is genotype expression ?
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What is the difference between veins, arteries and capillaries?
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How would you describe the Himalayas 40 million years ago?
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What are the differences between a lytic infection and a lysogenic infection?
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What is a metallic compound?
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Why is survival of the fittest misleading?
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What happens to the energy at each level as you move up the food pyramid?
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How does an allele determine a genotype?
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What is the role of greenhouse gases in global warming?
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Which connective tissue composes the dermis of the skin?
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Where does acid rain fall?
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Why is biodiversity higher at the equator than it is near the poles?
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What is the energy efficiency of consumers?
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How do greenhouse gases trap heat?
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In humans, which glands produce chemicals that are distributed by the circulatory system and influence various target organs?
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What is the flat portion of a valley floor adjacent to a stream channel called?
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How does solar energy convert the heat energy into electrical energy?
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How does mining affect climate change?
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How is decomposition similar to recycling?
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What fossil fuels are used for?
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What is the difference between active and passive immunity?
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What is a heart murmur? What are some common reasons that heart murmurs occur?
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What is the rock cycle?
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How does a hurricane finally die down?
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What is the location of the stomata?
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Are both natural selection and evolution proven?
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What determines the shape of a ribosome?
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How do oceans absorb CO2?
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What is microevolution?
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What is a theory?
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On what continent did human life begin?
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What is Nerve Cord ?
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What is the difference between "global warming" and "climate change?"
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How do you find the electronic configuration for ions?
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Can you explain the causes of global warming in layman terms?
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What are America's major sources of primary energy?
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Why is acid rain a global issue?
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Is biodiversity greater in hot or cold areas? Why?
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Why are tropical rainforests found near the equator?
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What is Pearson's chi-squared test?
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Why are decomposers so important to an ecosystem?
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Is climate change killing our planet or helping it? How do you know?
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What is the definition of a fossil fuel?
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What are some examples of plant mechanical defenses?
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How do evolution and natural selection differ?
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What percent of earth's history did dinosaurs live?
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What does the cardiovascular system do?
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Throughout most of human history, did human population size skyrocket, remain at carrying capacity, decrease, grow very slowly, or show boom and bust cycles?
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How does fat digestion differ from that of protein?
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What are three examples of shield volcanoes?
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What is the genetic material in eukaryotes wrapped by?
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What is meant by trophic levels?
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Why are fossils important?
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Do humans have anything to do with climate change?
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How does genetics use the principles of probability?
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Does chromatin contain chromatids?
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What does carrying capacity mean in ecology?
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What is a fundamental niche?
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What is the composition of the Earth's core?
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How do greenhouse gases cause the greenhouse effect?
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What is a biome?
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How does gross primary productivity differ from net primary productivity?
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How are plate tectonics and seafloor spreading related?
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How are chromosomes related to chromatin?
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Is a fallen, rotting tree considered an abiotic or biotic factor?
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What is the difference between biotic and abiotic factors?
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What are the characteristics of foliated and non-foliated metamorphic rocks?
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