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1. ecology: e)the study of the relationship among organisms and the relationship between organisms and their environment.
2. Aristotle: g)an ecologist who developed classification system fro plants and animals.
3. environment: i) physical and biological surroundings of an organism.
4. cell: j) the basic unit of life.
5. Schleiden and Schwann: l) proved that cells are formed from the division of cells that already exist.
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7: ecosystem: i) physical and biological surrounding of an organism.
8: organism: k) any unicellular or multicellular organism.
9: biomes: c) land proportions of the ecosystem. e.g desert and tundra.
10: species: f) group or population of organisms that interbreed.
11: biosphere: h) the variety of species in different habitats on earth.
12: population: d) group of the same species living together in a certain location or region.
13: mutation:
14: Charles Darwin: b) proposed theory of natural selection.
15: species diversity: a) adaptability through random changes in the DNA.
D wheat and oats are the dominate crops in Japan
The stimuli plants respond to will be found in the environment. Example....plants grow towars the sun.
If fertilizers enter the St.Johns river they will result in nutrient overload, or eutrophication and harming the ecosystem of the river. The river will exceed its assimilative capacity for nitrogen and phosphorus. this will <span>deplete oxygen in the water needed by fish and reduce light that is essential to submerged vegetation. </span>
Answer:
A. Making an observation
Explanation:
Before you can communicate findings, you first need to have findings. And before you can test a hypothesis, you first need to come up with a hypothesis, which can be done by first making an observation.
