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Can you match these prefixes, suffixes, and word roots with their definitions?

Chrom, trans-, -some (or soma-), aqu- (or aqua-), -elle, bi-, inter-

Prefixes/ suffixes / roots	meaning	example
chrom	color: –	chromatid
trans-	across:	translation
-some (or soma-)	body:	autosome
aqu- (or aqua-)	water	aquaculture, aquarium, aquatic
-elle	little, small	organelle
bi-	two	bilingual, biceps, and biped;
inter-	Between, within, inside	interdependent

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mito, eu, cyte (or cyto-), a- (or an-), chloro-, endo-, ex-,

Prefixes/ suffixes / roots	meaning	example
mito-	thread:	Mitochondrion, Mitosis.
eu-	true, good	Eubacteria, eukaryotes.
-cyte (or cyto-)	cell	Cytoplasm
a- (or an-)	without, lack of, not	apetalous, atypical
Chloro-	green	chloroplast
Endo-	inside, inner	endoplasm
ex	Out of, away from.	extinction

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hypo-, -phyll, sym-, phago-, -plasm, hyper-, micro-

Prefixes/ suffixes/ roots	meanings	examples
hypo-	below, less than	hypocalcaemia
-phyll	leaf:	chlorophyll
Sym-	same	symbiosis
Phago-	eat	Phagocyte
-plasm	formed substance	cytoplasm
Hyper-	above, greater than	hypertension
Micro-	small	Micro-some