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Prompt: These single-celled prokaryotes occur nearly everywhere and include many familiar microbes.
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Biology concept · RECALLThese single-celled prokaryotes occur nearly everywhere and include many familiar microbes.Think it. Then flip it.
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- 01These single-celled prokaryotes occur nearly everywhere and include many familiar microbes.
- 02The death of a species' last member completes this process.
- 03Grass to rabbit to fox: this sequence traces energy passing between feeding organisms.
- 04The transfer of pollen to a receptive female structure in a plant.
- 05These inherited DNA sequences can encode functional products such as proteins or RNA.