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| Microscope used to view the exterior surface of a specimen simulating a 3D image | |
| Microscope used to view living specimens | |
| 1 mm equals how many micrometers? | |
| As a cell gets larger, what happens to its surface area to volume ratio? | |
| Cells that lack a nucleus | |
| A structure used for locomotion in some examples of both prokaryotes and eukaryotes | |
| A region between the plasma membrane and the nuclear membrane | |
| Plant cell walls are made of this macromolecule | |
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| Fungi and the exoskeletons of arthropods are made of this ma | |
| Phospholipids are this type of fat because they contain a double bond with less than the maximum number of hydrogens attached | |
| Thought to have arisen because of an endosymbiotic relationship | |
| Is like the trusses and beams of a building | |
| Are cellular structures responsible for moving mucus and dust out of your lungs | |
| The last last last word on page 67. | |
| Mr. H's favorite organelle | |
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Periodic Table
Planets from the Sun
Digits of Pi
