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Science (Biology)

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Reproduces through fission

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Bacteria

#2
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Reproduces through budding

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Corals

#3
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Reproduces through regeneration

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starfish

#4
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Reproduces through runners

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Bamboo

#5
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Reproduces through fragmentation

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flatworms

#6
Front (Question)

possesses both male and female repro organs ex. earthworms

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Hermaphrodite

#7
Front (Question)

intertwining connections

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Food web

#8
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Series or one straight line

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Food chain

#9
Front (Question)

Treeless region

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Tundra

#10
Front (Question)

grassland with tall grasses

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Prairies

#11
Front (Question)

short grasses

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Steppe

#12
Front (Question)

grassland and scattered trees

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Savanna

#13
Front (Question)

variety of life on earth / from genes to ecosystem

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Biodiversity

#14
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large areas characterized by their vegetation, climate, and wildlife

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Biomes

#15
Front (Question)

freshwater and marine

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Aquatic biomes

#16
Front (Question)

open regions dominated by grass, warm and dry climate

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Grasslands

#17
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dominated by trees , cover about one-third of the earth

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Forests

#18
Front (Question)

dry areas where rainfall is less than 50 centimeters per year

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Desert

#19
Front (Question)

largest tropical rainforest in the world

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Amazon

#20
Front (Question)

largest desert on Earth

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Antarctica

#21
Front (Question)

largest hot desert in the world

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Sahara

#22
Front (Question)

Other term for “forest”

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Diterocarp

#23
Front (Question)

trees and shrubs that thrive in coastal areas

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Mangroves

#24
Front (Question)

begins on a barren, lifeless environment where no soil or previous life exists

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Primary Succession