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Your Ad Here	Base Sequence Analysis A method, sometimes, automated, for determining the base sequence. Base Substitution A single base change in a DNA molecule that causes a mutation. Biometrics The quantitative study of characters of organisms.
Bioremediation The use ofbiological organisms such as plants or microbes to aid in removing hazardous substances from an area. Batesian Mimicry A kind of mimicry in which one non-poisonous species Batesian mimic) mimics another poisonous species. Behavioral Genetics The study of genes that may influence behaviour.
Belemnite An extinct marine invertebrate that was related to squid, octopi, and chambered nautiluses. We know from the fossil record that belemnites were common in the Jurassic period and had bullet-shaped internal skeletons. Benign Not malignant. Having no deleterious affect. Bioengineered food Food that has been produced through genetic modification using techniques of genetic engineering. Biogenetic law Name given by Haeckel to recapitulation.	Your Ad Here
Biogeography The study of patterns of geographical distribution of plants and animals across Earth, and the changes in those distributions over time. Big Bang Theory The theory that states that the universe began in a state of compression to infinite density, and that in one instant all matter and energy began expanding ever since. Binomial Theorem The theorem that gives the terms of expansion of a binomial expression raised a particular power.
Your Ad Here	Bioinformatics The science of managing and analyzing biological data using advanced computing techniques. Especially important in analyzing genomic research data. Biological species concept The concept of species, according to which a species is a set of organisms that can interbreed among each other. Compare with cladistic species concept, ecological species concept, phenetic species concept, and recognition species concept.

Biodiversity (or biological diversity)
A measure of the variety of life, biodiversity is often described on three levels. Ecosystem diversity, describes the variety of habitats present; species diversity is a measure of the number of species and the number of individuals of each species present, genetic diversity refers to the total amount of genetic variability present.

Biosphere
The part of Earth and its atmosphere capable of sustaining life.

Biotechnology
A set of biological techniques developed through basic research and now applied to research and product development. In particular, biotechnology refers to the use by industry of recombinant DNA, cell fusion, and new bioprocessing techniques.
2. Commercial or industrial processes that utilize biological systems or products.

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