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- organisms in which the genetic material has been altered in a way that does not typically occur in nature
- broccoli is not a vegetable that can normally be found in nature. broccoli is a genetically modified from wild cabbage

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- the property of being able to be divided into symmetrical halves
- here, a line can be drawn down the lobster from head to tail and both halves would be almost identical

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- a plant that has a Crassulacean acid metabolism.The stomata in the leaves are closed  during the day, but open at night to collect CO2.
- here, an orchid serves as an example of a CAM plant. It uses a carbon fixation pathway that allows the plant's stomata to remain closed during the day but open at night

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different types of carbohydrates in one photo

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different types of carbohydrates in one photo

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- a molecule consisting of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen atoms, hydrogen and oxygen are usually in a 2 to 1 ratio
- here, a croissant, pasta, a potato, and some rice are pictures. These foods are all carbohydrates consisting of sugars, starches, and/or fibers

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my personal marker is a black phone case

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- a species on which a large majority of an ecosystem depend. If it were to be removed or extinct, the ecosystem would change drastically.
- here, a small gopher tortoise is shown. This tortoise can usually be found burrowing and creating a shelter for many other animals to use.

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- the turning or bending of a plant or organism in response to touch (often going against gravity)
- here, vines grow sideways along the side of a building in New York

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- anther/ the structure that produces the pollen of the flower (the yellowish tips to the flower)
- filament/ the long supporting structure to the anther (the stalks just above the pedals that support the anthers)

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- any organism who's cells contain a nucleus and other organelles enclosed in a membrane
- here, the cells of tropical fish, each containing a nucleus and other various organelles, allow the fish to live

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- any animal that is capable of regulating its own internal heat
- here, a deer regulates and maintains its own body temperature by finding shade

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- an egg in which the embryo develops inside an amnion (the innermost membrane that encloses an embryo)
- here, a chicken egg is shown in which the embryo is encased in a fluid membrane