What do we refer to when we separate things into groups based on their common characteristics?

What causes the extremely high temperatures on the surface of Venus?

Which compounds interact to form proteins

Is a complex mixture of weathered minerals materials from rocks, partially decomposed organic molecules, and a range of living organisms.

In the The Meselson-Stahl experiment, Escherichia coli, grown for a period of time in 15N, was transferred to 14N for one generation of DNA replication, the resulting DNA should have 14N added to all "new" DNA.

Why is a mutation in a sex cell considered potentially more harmful than one in a body cell?

Carbon-14 has a half life of 5,770 years. A fossil was found that had 1/32 of its original Carbon-14 remaining. How old is the fossil?

Why are many trials taken and averaged in an experiment?

Northern flickers are woodpeckers of the eastern United States. Males, but not females, have black feathers that resemble a moustache extending from the bill along each side of the head.

The following are features of mitosis or meiosis. can you put them in groups. im so confused : allows for transmission of chromosomes to offspring, necessary for growth and regeneration, allows for regeneration of an organism, two identical diploid

Who signs a death certificate