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Kingdom Plantae: Alternation of Generations from Bryophytes to Angiosperms
Trace terrestrial plant adaptations including vascular bundles, seeds, pollen, flowers, and the gametophyte-to-sporophyte evolutionary shift.
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Biodiversity, Taxonomic Domains, and the Tree of Life
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Classify organisms across three domains and major kingdoms using cladistics, dichotomous keys, and structural/life-cycle adaptations.
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