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1. perform tests or investigations to discover new information or confirm existing knowledge - (A) conduct experiments<br />2. DNA that determines how an organism - (B) genetic code<br />3. blackboard - (C) often found in a particular area<br />4. capable of growth, reproduction - (D) living organism<br />5. alive - (E) living or organism<br />6. affect - (F) to have an influence on someone or something causing them to change in some way<br />7. hereditary - (G) connected by blood or family ties<br />8. identical - (H) exactly the same<br />9. carry out - (I) to perform or execute<br />10. experiments - (J) perform tests or investigations to discover new information or confirm existing knowledge<br />11. associated - (K) connected or linked<br />12. consecutive - (L) successive or following one another in order<br />13. genetic code - (M) DNA that determines how an organism<br />14. evolve - (N) to change behavior or characteristics in order to survive in a new environment or situation<br />15. environmental changes - (O) alterations in the natural world that can affect living organisms, such as climate shifts or habitat loss<br />16. offspring - (P) the young produced by living organisms, particularly reference to children or descendants<br />17. living organism - (Q) capable of growth, reproduction<br />18. units of heredity that carry information from parents to offspring, determining traits like eye color or something else, often - (R) genes<br />19. something else, often - (S) race<br />20. develop properly, often into a more advanced or complex term - (T) evolve<br />21. another in a sequence without interruption - (U) consecutive<br />22. to give a portion of something to others or to use something together with others - (V) share<br />23. to have an influence on someone or something causing them to change in some way - (W) affect<br />24. the way something works or is organized, especially in society or politics - (X) structure<br />25. to change behavior or characteristics in order to survive in a new environment or situation - (Y) adapt<br />26. alterations in the natural world that can affect living organisms, such as climate shifts or habitat loss - (Z) environmental changes<br />27. the gradual process by which living things change over time to become better suited to their environment - (AA) evolution<br />28. the struggle between living organisms to obtain enough nourishment to survive - (BB) competition for food