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Cellular Organization
Contain similar chemicals
Use energy
Respond to surroundings.
Grow and develop
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| They are members of the domeian eukarya. This organism with cells that contain nuclei. |
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Domeian Eukarya
Protists Fungi Plants Animal |
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Domain ----------Eukarya
Kingdom ----------Animalia
Phylium ---------Chordata
Class --------- Aves
Order ---------Strigi Formes
Family --------Strigidae
Genus -------Bubo
Species---------Bubovirginianus
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| They are members of the domeian bacteria this organism does not have a nucleus, the chemical instruction that direct the cell's activities. |
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Naming each organism by a unique two part scientific name
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| The study of how living things are classified. |
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| Process of grouping things based on their similarities so that the organisms are easier to study, |
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| The maintanance of stable internal condition just right for cells to function. |
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| An organism that can't make their own food they get energy by feeding on others. |
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| The food they make to carry out their own life function. |
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Single cell organism
Example Bacteria |
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| Basic unit of structure and function in an organism. |
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An explanation for the elationshipbetween cells and living things.
.All living things are composed of cells.
. Cells are basic unit of function and structure in living things.
.All cells produce from other cells.
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.Nucleus . Glogy body
Ribosome . Endoplasmic Reticulum
Vacuole .Mitochondria
Cell wall . Nuclear Envelope
Lysosomes . Chromosome
Cell membrane . Chloroplasts |
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| The large oval structure acts as the 'Brain'of the cell, It is the cell control center directing all the cell's activities. |
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| It surronds the nucleus and it is called the nuclear envelope, material pass in and out at nucleus through pores in the nuclear envelope. |
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It is small object floating in the nucleus,where ribosomes are made.
Ribosomes produce protein
which is an important chemical. |
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| Endoplasmic reticulum carry proteins and other materials from one part of the cell th another. |
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| they are small grain-like bodies that float in the cytoplasm,they produce protein which is released through the wall of the endoplasmic-reticulum |
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| rode-shaped structures and are known as the "powerhouse" of the cell because the convert energy from food molecules so the cell can use this energy to carry out its function |
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| they are large water-filled sacks floating in the cytoplasm, they are the storage area of the cell. most plants have large vacuoles some animals have it but not all |
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| thin strands of genetic material floating in the nucleus they direct the cell's function |
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| small round structures containing chemicals that break down materials in the cell they are the cell's clean-up crew |
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| these are the large green structures floating in the cytoplasm they capture sunlight energy and use it to produce food |
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| are composed of many cells that are specialized to do certain work |
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| the first part of organisms name, a classififcation grouping that contains similar closely related organisms |
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| the second word in a scietific naem, which describes features of an aorganism and its appearance it is a group of similar prganism that can mate and reproduce |
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| Cell wall is a rigid layer of non- living material that surround the cells of plants, plant cell walls help protect and support the cell, it is made of cellulose |
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| All cells have cell membranes, itis located just inside the cell wall, it forms the outside boundary that separates the cell from its enviorment it controls what comes in and goes out of the cell |
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