Biology glossary

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biosphere
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collection of all the ecosystems on Earth

biotechnology
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use of biological agents for technological advancement

biotechnology
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any technological application that uses living organisms, biological systems, or their derivatives to produce or modify other products

biotic
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living components of the environment

bipolar neuron
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neuron with two processes from the cell body, typically in opposite directions

biramous
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referring to two branches per appendage

Black Death
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devastating pandemic that is believed to have been an outbreak of bubonic plague caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis

blastocyst
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structure formed when cells in the mammalian blastula separate into an inner and outer layer

blastopore
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opening into the archenteron that forms during gastrulation

blastopore
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opening into the archenteron that forms during gastrulation

blastula
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16–32 cell stage of development of an animal embryo

blending theory of inheritance
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hypothetical inheritance pattern in which parental traits are blended together in the offspring to produce an intermediate physical appearance

blood pressure (BP)
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pressure of blood in the arteries that helps to push blood through the body

blood urea nitrogen (BUN)
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estimate of urea in the blood and an indicator of kidney function

body plan
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morphology or defining shape of an organism

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