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Can You Match These Words to Their Definitions? to perform tests or Investigations to discover new Information or confirm existing knowledge DNA that determines how an organism blackboard not cleans, capable of growth reproduction alive affect hereditary Identical carry out expertments associated consecutive genetic code evolve environmental changes offsprings living orpanism units of heredity that cerry Information from parents to offspring, determining traths like eye colour or something else, often the young produced by living organisms, particularly reference to children or descendents divolop producely, often into a more advanced or complex term another in a sequence without Interruption to give a portlon of something to others or to use something together with others. to have an influence on someone or something causing them to change In some way. soclety or polities. way something works or organised, espedially in (4) to change behaviourer characteristics in order to survive in a new environment or shutton alterations in the natural world that can affect living organisms, such as dimate skifts or habits.lost the gradual process by which living things change over time to become better whited to their the struggle between living organisms to obtain anough nouristment to survive. (A) In the wild aplit share (B) dectine Inherit race competition for food adapt successive generation genes a decrease in quantity.quality, or atrength over time connected by blood or family tim often found in a particular area.

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1. perform tests or investigations to discover new information or confirm existing knowledge - (A) conduct experiments2. DNA that determines how an organism - (B) genetic code3. blackboard - (C) often found in a particular area4. capable of growth, reproduction - (D) living organism5. alive - (E) living or organism6. affect - (F) to have an influence on someone or something causing them to change in some way7. hereditary - (G) connected by blood or family ties8. identical - (H) exactly the same9. carry out - (I) to perform or execute10. experiments - (J) perform tests or investigations to discover new information or confirm existing knowledge11. associated - (K) connected or linked12. consecutive - (L) successive or following one another in order13. genetic code - (M) DNA that determines how an organism14. evolve - (N) to change behavior or characteristics in order to survive in a new environment or situation15. environmental changes - (O) alterations in the natural world that can affect living organisms, such as climate shifts or habitat loss16. offspring - (P) the young produced by living organisms, particularly reference to children or descendants17. living organism - (Q) capable of growth, reproduction18. units of heredity that carry information from parents to offspring, determining traits like eye color or something else, often - (R) genes19. something else, often - (S) race20. develop properly, often into a more advanced or complex term - (T) evolve21. another in a sequence without interruption - (U) consecutive22. to give a portion of something to others or to use something together with others - (V) share23. to have an influence on someone or something causing them to change in some way - (W) affect24. the way something works or is organized, especially in society or politics - (X) structure25. to change behavior or characteristics in order to survive in a new environment or situation - (Y) adapt26. alterations in the natural world that can affect living organisms, such as climate shifts or habitat loss - (Z) environmental changes27. the gradual process by which living things change over time to become better suited to their environment - (AA) evolution28. the struggle between living organisms to obtain enough nourishment to survive - (BB) competition for food

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