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SC mp1 19-20

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When we compare items by looking inside something rather than outside , we are looking at the ________ characteristics of a specimen.
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When we compare items by looking outside of something rather than inside , we are looking at the ________ characteristics of a specimen.
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When we compare items by looking inside something rather than outside , we are looking at the ________ characteristics of a specimen.

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When we compare items by looking outside of something rather than inside , we are looking at the ________ characteristics of a specimen.

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What is the classification of living things called who have a backbone?

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What classification of living things possess a hard outer covering, but have no backbone?

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Organisms with tubes through which liquids flow in the bodies of animals or in plants are called?

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These organisms absorb or take in liquid, gas, or another substance from the surface or space around something are called?

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Are humans single or multi celled organisms?

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