Defintion | Keyword | % Correct |
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The process of placing living things into groups | Classification | 76%
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Plantae, Animalia, Fungi, Protoctista and Prokaryotae | Kingdom | 76%
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Highest taxonomic rank | Domain | 51%
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Term used to explain how features of the environment apply a selective force on the reproduction of individuals in a population | Natural selection | 50%
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Subdivision of the kingdom | Phylum | 50%
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A group of closely related species | Genus | 49%
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Group of closely related genera | Family | 39%
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Subdivision of the class using additional information | Order | 38%
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A measure of the spread around a mean | Standard deviation | 27%
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The study of the evolutionary relationships between organisms | Phylogeny | 24%
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A characteristic that enhances survival in the habitat | Adaptation | 23%
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Basic unit of classification | Species | 22%
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Group of organisms that all posses the same general traits | Class | 16%
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Variation caused by possessing a different combination of alleles | Genetic | 16%
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The presence of variety - the differences between individuals | Variation | 12%
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Variation caused by response to environmental factors such as light intensity | Environmental | 11%
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Where there are distinct categories and nothing in between | Discontinuous | 9%
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Variation where there are two extremes and a full range of values in between | Continuous | 8%
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The variation between members of the same species | Intraspecific | 5%
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A measure of how closely two sets of data are correlated. A value of 1 means perfect correlation | Correlation coefficient | 4%
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The differences between species | Interspecific | 4%
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A test used to compare two means | Student's t-test | 4%
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A system that uses the genus name and the species name to avoid confusion when naming organisms | Bionomial system | 3%
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Structural features | Anatomical adaptations | 1%
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The ways that behavior is modified for survival | Behavioral adaptations | 0%
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