- meiosis
- phylum
- gas
- Sirius
- sand dollar
- Galileo
- red hawk
- sedimentary
- lichen
- dodo
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Separation
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Family
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Liquid
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Sirius
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Scallop
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Charles Darwin
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Peregrine falcon
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Igneous
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Mitochondria
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Passenger Pigeon
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I think I have this right…
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Beer!
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Bird cam, baby!
ETA: I’m the only one to think of the symbiont that we have in each and every one of our cells? :eek:
- Interphase
- Kingdom
- Liquid
- Betelgeuse
- Oyster
- Stephen Jay Gould
- Bald eagle
- Igneous
- Clownfish and sea anemones
- Dodo
- Mitosis (?)
- Genus
- Gas
- Sirius
- Clam
- Richard Dawkins
- Peregrine falcon
- Sedimentary
- Remoras
- Trilobites
- Mitosis
- Genus
- Solid
- Betelgeuse
- Cowrie
- Linus Pauling
- Bald eagle
- Sedimentary
- Shark & remora
- Trilobite
- mitosis
- genus
- solid
- Alpha Centauri
- oyster
- Albert Einstein
- peregrine falcon
- igneous
- fleas
- passenger pigeon
#9 can live on many mammals, such as dogs, cats, people
#7 raptors are not necessarily dinosaurs!
- Mitosis
- Genus
- Gas
- Sirius
- Clam
- Louis Pasteur
- Hawk
- Volcanic
- Lichen
- Dodo
- Telophase
- phylum
- solid
- Alpha Centauri
- Nautilus
- Stephen Jay Gould
- Eagle
- sedimentary
- Crocodiles and Egyptian Plover Birds
- Dodo birds
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Name a phase of cell division.
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Besides “species,” name one of the seven divisions of taxonomic rank in the animal kingdom.
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Name one of the four states of matter.
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Besides Sol, name a star. (astronomical, not celebritous.)
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Besides “conch”, name a type of seashell.
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Besides Einstein or Stephen Hawking, name a well-known scientist.
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Name a species of raptor.
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Name one of the three official types of rock.
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Name an example of symbiosis.
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Other than dinosaurs, name a species that is extinct.
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Interphase
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Genus
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Solid
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Alpha Centuri
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Clam
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Carl Sagan
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Velociraptor
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Metamorphic
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Lichens
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Dodo
OK- I have on my computer a science feud I wrote ready to send to Dolores. Freaky!
- Mitosis
- Genus
- Solid
- Betelgeuse
- Clam
- Linus Pauling
- Bald Eagle
- Igneous
- Clown fish and Anemone
- The Dodo
- Mitosis
- Genus
- Solid
- Sirius
- Whelk
- Marie Curie
- Eagle
- Sedimentary
- Human intestinal bacteria
- Dodo
- Mitosis
- genus
- solid
- Alpha Centauri
- scallop
- Newton
- Owl
- Igneous
- bees and flowers
- Dodo
not totally hosed
Wouldn’t that be parasitism, rather than symbiosis?
If I recall correctly, symbiosis covers a bunch of stuff, including parasitism, mutualism, and commensalism. On the other hand, I took high school biology in 1969-70, so I might not recall correctly.
I was taught a slightly different definition: symbiosis was a form of parasitism where the parasite actually provided a benefit to the host organism. However, considering I’ve seen serious attempts to describe predator-prey relationships in terms of symbiotic relationships for the species, I’m not about to say there’s no one who claims that fleas are symbiotes.
- Mitosis
- Genus
- Solid
- Alpha Centauri
- Clam
- Sir Isaac Newton
- Eagle
- Igneous
- Lichen
- Dodo
- Mitosis
- Genus
- Liquid
- Alpha Centauri
- Cowrie.
- Carl Sagan
- Velociraptor
- Igneous
- <pass>
- Woolly Mammoth
- Prophase
- Kingdom
- Solid
- Polaris/North Star
- Clam
- Isaac Newton
- Eagle
- Sedimentary
- Bees and flowers
- Dodo
- Mitosis
- Kingdom
- Solid
- Alpha Centauri
- Cockle
- Stephen Hawking
- Velociraptor
- Igneous
- Orchids and the fungus they grow with
- Dodo