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| Characteristics of all living things |
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movement/respond to environment
need energy
capable of reproduction
made of cells
call all grow
are made of same atom |
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| Interaction with environment |
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| avoiding danger, getting food, H20, reproduce |
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| the ability of all organisms to maintain a constant internal environment despite fluctuations in the external environment |
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| the smallest unit of life; 2 types: prokaryotic, eukaryotic |
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pro=before, karyotic=nucleus
no nuceleus
ex. bacteria |
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eu= true karyotic=nucleus
ex/ plant cells, animal cells |
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Genus species
ex. Armidillium vulgare |
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| a group of organisms capable of reproducing successfully (can produce viable offspring) |
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| a testable, quantitative, objective, self-correcting logic based problem solving method |
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| a broad explanation of a great diversity of observations which is supported by a large and usually growing body of evidence. Theories generate new hypotheseses. |
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| a proposed explanation for a set of observations |
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| a factor that is subject to change |
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| the change in a population over time |
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| what is passed down from organisms to their offspring which determines their traits, heriditary |
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