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Asexual reproduction
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Most animals reproduce by the sexual union of two individuals. However, some animals can reproduce asexually, without another individual. Part of the body of the animal develops to form a new…
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Before you start - Plant reproduction
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Living things can reproduce. They use one or several of their cells to make organisms similar to themselves. There are two types of reproduction in plants and animals: asexual reproduction and…
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Oceanic and continental landscapes
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4.1. Oceanic landscapes Oceanic landscapes are along the coastline between latitudes 40° and 60°, north and south of the equator. The ocean causes mild temperatures. Rainfall is light and regular.…
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Remember - Plant reproduction
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Living things can reproduce. They use one or several of their cells to make organisms similar to themselves. There are two types of reproduction in plants and animals: asexual reproduction and…
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Glossary
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Capital (n): resources in the form of wealth or other assets, used to start a company, produce goods or provide services. company (n): a business that produces or markets the goods and services that…
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Birds
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Birds are vertebrates with bodies that are adapted for flying. But some birds, like ostriches and penguins, cannot fly. Characteristics of birds The upper limbs of birds take the form of wings. They use…
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Investigate - Plant reproduction
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Living things can reproduce. They use one or several of their cells to make organisms similar to themselves. There are two types of reproduction in plants and animals: asexual reproduction and…
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Glossary
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Globe. Globes represent the Earth in its true form, as a sphere. Orbit. To move round a planet or star. The Earth orbits the Sun. Hemisphere. The Earth has two hemispheres: the northern hemisphere and…
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Glossary
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Absorb (v): to take in a substance or energy from the surrounding area. amino acids (n): biomolecules which combine to form proteins. autotroph (n): a living thing which produces its own food. Plants…
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Final self-evaluation 13.01 - Cities and Urban Areas
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Are the following statements true or false?: The number of inhabitants is a factor used to define a city. Capital cities are made up of two or more metropolitan areas that together form a continuous…
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