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| What are the four most abundant elements in living organisma? |
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| Water, Hydrogen, Carbon, Nitrogen |
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| The total of all the chemical reactions in an organism. |
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| A property of cells, tissues, and organisms that allow the maintenance and regulation of the stability and consistancy needed to function properly. |
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| Much simpler and much smaller cell then Eukaryotic cells. These cells have DNA but no nucleus. Ex: Bacteria |
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| Larger, more complex structure, nucleus enclosed by membrane contains many types of organelles. DNA is housed in nucleus. EX: Plants, Animals |
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| Descent with modefication; genetic change in a population or species over generations. |
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| Give examples of living organisms' responses to the enviornment |
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1. Order
2. Regulation
3. Growth and Development
4. Energy Processing |
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Which kingdoms do each of these belong to:
1. Venus Flytrap
2. Penicilum- a bread mold
3. Green algae
4. E. Coli
5. Caribean Lobster
6. Amoeba
8. Strepococcus
9. Shittake mushrooms |
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1. Plantae
2. Fungi
3. Plantae
4. Bacteria
5. Animalia
6. Protista
7. Bacteria
8. Fungi |
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| What kingdom consists entirely of eukaryotic organisms, most of which are unicellular? |
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| What are the modes of nutrition for each kingdom? |
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| Plants= Photosynthesis, Fungi= Decomposers, Animalia = Ingesting, Bacteria= Decomposers/ autotrophs. |
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| In the three domain system, which domain is the oldest? |
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| Which domains do all prokaryotic organisms belong to? |
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| Which domain do four of the five kingdoms belong to? |
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| List four characteristics unique to humans |
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1. Walk on two feet
2. Spoken symbolic language |
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