Science Crossword Puzzles

the lens of a light microscope that you look through, wheel on a microscope that you turn to make an image clear, the amount to which something is …

bacteria/archaea that have spherical shape, bacteria/archaea that have rod shape, bacteria/archaea that have spiral shape, the compound bacteria cell …

energy that comes from changes in the nucleus of a atom, do not use their energy until they move, keep hot or cold in a object, energy stored in …

an object that turns is a _ , the point around which the lever turns is a _ , when bending an arm, the _ is the pivot, when bending a leg, the _ is …

the _ is the primary source of scatter radiation, "radiation burn", controls the black and white, _ is a object that has been in contact …

these make up your skeleton, your taste buds are located in your mouth on this, liquid helps you swallow, it's not a musical instrument, but you find …

what planet has the diameter of 12,104 km, jupiter has 67 _ , what planet is 67.2 million miles from the sun, what planet has the diameter of 6787 km, …

describes materials that allows some light to pass through, but not all, bending of light, describes materials that do not let any light pass through …

a star located at the end of the handle of the little dipper, in the constellation ursa minor, northern hemisphere is tilted toward sun, one of the …

when the moon fully blocks the sun, the amount of time it takes for the earth to revolve around the sun, when the moon is fully illuminated, the …

at the molecular level, the universal _ code and homologous molecules provide evidence of common descent, economist thomas _ reasoned that if human …

during cellular respiration, these structures take in oxygen and combine it with glucose, polar molecules and ions are soluble in water. they are …

the main component of membranes, maintains stability and regulates fluidity of the membrane, a lipid with a carbohydrate group attached, a protein …

the difference between the largest score and the smallest score, a group of individuals randomly selected to represent a population (an unbiased …

water and electrolytes (gets rid of waist), gets rid carbon dioxide (lungs and diaphragm), lymphatic vesicles and lymph noes, the skin and its …

nucleotide that transfers energy directly to a cell's chemical reactions, two or more atoms bonded together, polysaccharide that makes up cell walls …

type of cell division that produces two genetically identical daughter cells, the cell _ is a rigid outer layer of plant cells that provides support, …

the process of sterilization often reserved for category 3 rooms and safety cabinets, the process of sterilization using gamma rays, type of indicator …

relatively constant internal physical and chemical conditions that an organism maintains, signal to which an organism responds, all organisms grow and …

how many major parts of glycolysis are there, term used when atp is used, a high energy phosphate intermediate, made when there is a lack of o2 …

related to lungs. (9), vessels that take blood away from the heart. (6), the system of blood flow in the body. (10), capillaries allow this to happen …

involved in biological rhythms, responses to the water and salt imbalance, develops t cells, stimulates the thyroid gland, stimulates the metabolism, …

second stage of cell division when chromosomes become attached to spindle fibers, an organism that gets its nutritional requirements from complex …

a pair of large respiratory organs that are filled with air, contains thin organs known as vocal cords, a large pipe that connects the upper …

necessary for water balance and stomach function. too low can cause headaches, it's important for growing bones and teeth and converting food to …

the ability of liquid water to flow quickly and easily through containers of varying spatial dimensions, the linear sequence of amino acids in a …

the protective thick leaves of the ovary, what bees and other pollinators carry from flower to flower, the collective name for the female parts of a …

a measurement of temperature, a reaction that produces heat, an extremely small piece of something, another name for the molecules involved in a …

the first part of the small intestine, one of its main tasks is to neutralise stomach acids passing into the intestines, as well as making bile, this …

sucrose heated past the molten point so that it dehydrates and decomposes, bond formed by the condensation of the amino group of one amino acid with …