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6. Continuous variation
- A section of DNA that contains information to make one protein
- A distinct mark, feature or property of an individual or population
- Gradual changes in a characteristic, such as height
- The shape of DNA found in the nucleus of a cell
7. Gene
- A section of DNA that contains information to make one protein
- Big variations that can be put into separate categories, such as eye colour
- A distinguishing quality or characteristic acquired from ones' ancestors that can be passed on to offspring
- When no more of a particular species are alive anymore
8. Biodiversity
- When no more of a particular species are alive anymore
- Differences between individuals of the same species caused by genetic variation or envrionmental effects
- The range of different species in an area
- A long string of DNA that contains thousands of genes (there are 46 in humans)
9. Adaptation
- The chemical that contains information to make organisms
- The shape of DNA found in the nucleus of a cell
- The way in which an organism is suited to the environment in which it lives
- Big variations that can be put into separate categories, such as eye colour
10. Inherited variation
- A distinguishing quality or characteristic acquired from ones' ancestors that can be passed on to offspring
- When no more of a particular species are alive anymore
- Gradual changes in a characteristic, such as height
- The range of different species in an area
11. Discontinuous variation
- When no more of a particular species are alive anymore
- Big variations that can be put into separate categories, such as eye colour
- A section of DNA that contains information to make one protein
- The way in which an organism is suited to the environment in which it lives
12. DNA
- A long string of DNA that contains thousands of genes (there are 46 in humans)
- The chemical that contains information to make organisms
- The shape of DNA found in the nucleus of a cell
- The range of different species in an area
13. Variation
- A long string of DNA that contains thousands of genes (there are 46 in humans)
- A distinct mark, feature or property of an individual or population
- Differences between individuals of the same species caused by genetic variation or envrionmental effects
- A distinguishing quality or characteristic acquired from ones' ancestors that can be passed on to offspring
14. Double helix
- A distinguishing quality or characteristic acquired from ones' ancestors that can be passed on to offspring
- A distinguishing quality or characteristic acquired from a change in the environment and cannot be passed on to offspring
- The shape of DNA found in the nucleus of a cell
- The way in which an organism is suited to the environment in which it lives