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100

According to the safety guidelines, what should you do if iodine gets in your eyes?

Rinse your eyes thoroughly with water for five minutes.

100

Where should you keep your notes?

In a safe place

100

Which of these materials is used in this experiment?

a marker

100

When should both hands be used as predators?

Rounds 3 and 4

100

Which statement describes how fossils can be used to form phylogenetic trees?

Through fossils, it is possible to understand the traits of now-extinct organisms.

200

what do scientists use to help them detect substances that are colorless and odorless?

Stain

200

How much cornstarch do you need for this experiment?

1 teaspoon

200

which scientist used probability to study how traits are inherited?

Gregor Mendel

200

What did Charles Darwin do?

he observed the interactions among organisms, and the interactions between organisms and their environments.

200

Which traits can be seen in plant fossils?

the shape and arrangement of body cells, the shape of leaves.

300

What must be in a hypothesis?

the predicted outcome, what is being tested,a possible explanation

300

What effect does iodine have on starch?

The iodine changes to blue, black, or purple.

300

How should you change the number of prey in between the second and third round of this experiment?

Multiply the surviving prey by 2.


300

what scientific tasks did Charles Darwin do?

interpret findings, make observation, collect data, and take note 

300

The mesoderm in an embryo will become the organism’s muscles. 

Why is this statement true or false?

True; specific body parts will develop from specific cells or groups of cells in an embryo.