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Press F5 Use the arrows to move from slide to slide Answer all the questions first on notebook paper (Number 1-30) An answer key will be found at the end
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Biology Brooker/Widmaier/Graham/Stiling 1st Edition Chapter 7 Copyright © The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Permission required for reproduction or display
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Taxonomy & Classification. I. Why Classify? A.So we can answer questions about our own existence and relationships of all organisms. B.Only14% of species
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Chris Simkonis & Drew Siegrist II. Found in plant cells, very important to cell function. Used for storage and to maintain water balance Storage- stores
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