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| Anything that can perform life processes by itself |
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Organisms that are made up of only one cell |
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| Organisms that are made up of many cells |
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cells that become different types of cells |
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| characteristics of being multicellular |
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- larger size
- longer life
- specialization (each cell has a specific job)
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| the job that something performs |
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| The arrangement of parts in an organism |
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first level of organization |
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- second level of organization
- a group of cells that work together to perform a specific job
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types of tissue in animals |
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- nerve tissue
- muscle tissue
- connective tissue
- protective tissue
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types of tissue in plants |
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- transport tissue
- protective tissue
- ground tissue
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- third level of organization
- a structure that is made up pf two or more tissue working together to perform a specific function
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- fourth level of organization
- a group of organs working together to perform a specific function
- each (organ) system has a specific job to do
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- a group (colony) of unicellular cells that come together
- slime molds eat small organisms and break down organic matter
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