n. symbiosis
(a) an organism that exists in symbiotic relationship to its host
(b) all the channels that carry urine
(c) bond that holds water molecules together
(d) arrangement in which two dissimilar organisms live together in what is usually a mutually beneficial manner
n. leucocyte
(a) this is the pressure exerted by each component gas in a mixture at a constant temperature
(b) white blood cell with an immune role found in the lymphatic system
(c) air sac in the lung; part of the jaw that supports the teeth; any small cavity
(d) 1000 joules
n. unconsciousness
(a) enzyme that breaks down fat into fatty acids and glycerol
(b) being unable to respond to the environment; being unaware of the environment
(c) muscle in the eye
(d) speed
n. data
(a) discharging waste products from the body
(b) a food substance we need in small amounts to be healthy
(c) information about something
(d) the relationships between all communities of living organisms and their environment
adj. ferromagnetic
(a) the back of the body or body part
(b) related to a substance being repelled by a magnet
(c) characteristic of substances exhibiting extremely high magnetic permeability, a characteristic saturation point, and magnetic hysteresis
(d) pertaining to cells with a single set of chromosomes that aren't paired |
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v. synthesize
(a) to displace a bone (in relation to the joint); to become displaced
(b) to exude; radiate
(c) to make contact with; transfer information to something or someone
(d) to make using biochemical processes
n. nervous system
(a) the sex chromosome present in both genders; women XX; men XY
(b) a reaction involving the movement of protons from a an acid to a base
(c) the organ system that coordinates the activities of the body
(d) stituation created when microbes enter the body and cause a disease
n. estrogen
(a) an organic compound that contains two alkyl groups attached to a carbonyl group
(b) being unable to respond to the environment; being unaware of the environment
(c) when the blood supply to a tissue is cut off the tissue turns black and decays
(d) female sex hormone
v. generate
(a) to habituate (become used to) an environment
(b) to check something is true against other evidence
(c) to happen; take place
(d) to make; to trigger; to produce
adj. adiabatic
(a) related to organisms converting sunlight into energy
(b) first
(c) having symptoms
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n. symbiosis (d) arrangement in which two dissimilar organisms live together in what is usually a mutually beneficial manner
n. leucocyte (b) white blood cell with an immune role found in the lymphatic system
n. unconsciousness (b) being unable to respond to the environment; being unaware of the environment
n. data (c) information about something
adj. ferromagnetic (c) characteristic of substances exhibiting extremely high magnetic permeability, a characteristic saturation point, and magnetic hysteresis
v. synthesize (d) to make using biochemical processes
n. nervous system (c) the organ system that coordinates the activities of the body
n. estrogen (d) female sex hormone
v. generate (d) to make; to trigger; to produce
adj. adiabatic (d) related to a thermodynamic process involving no heat exchange
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