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Friday Reflections Summary Essay by Oleksiy
Life is interrelated due at the fact that looking at the history of the earth. Everything through history of the earth is connected to each other. This means that life is related in a lot of ways. For life to be interrelated it has to connect from one root to another. Life is interrelated because one organism creates another organism example prokaryotic cells create eukaryotic cells. To support this an example is an experiment we did to see how far will the measuring ruler go near cafe and see the difference between things that happened during life history. This supports that life is interrelated by showing connections between events. Another example to support my claim is the first fossil lab we did to see the connection between fossils. This supports my claim because it shows that I saw connection between fossils to see how they connect. The final evidence to my claim is the second lab we did with fossils were we saw the connections between water and land organisms we checked how …show more content…

When I looked at the animals I saw how they reacted which was really cool. Beautiful life means to me that life is pretty and precious and I should protect it. For life to be beautiful it has to look good or do good things to show how life is important. Life is beautiful because there are many animals such as in the reptile show that show you that you should protect them after learning different things about them what they do to the environment. This supports my claim because it shows that many organisms help the earth in different ways and you should respect that and see how life is beautiful. Another evidence to my claim is Snowbaby activity analysis it showed me how different everyone is and how unique they are. This supports the claim because In my opinion being unique is beautiful. The final evidence to my claim is gene expression

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