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| The theory that life can come from non-living substances |
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| The theory that life can only come from life. |
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| Supporter of Abiogenesis, thought eels come from mud |
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| Supporter of Abiogenesis, roman poet who thought that insects came from mud |
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| Supporter of Abiogenesis, thought that mice came from wheat and sweat |
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| Supporter of Abiogenesis, thought that micro organisms spontaneously generated |
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| Supporter of Biogenesis, controlled experiment that showed the relationship between flies landing on food and the presence of maggots |
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| Supporter of Biogenesis, tried to show the effects of boiling time of water, never succeeded |
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| Supporter of Biogenesis, experiments showed that air carries micro-organisms |
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| Seven characteristics that something must have all to be considered a living organism |
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| One of the seven characteristics of life, must contain cytoplasm |
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| One of the seven characteristics of life, an organism needs a constant supply of energy |
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| One of the seven characteristics of life, energy release in organisms which keeps an organisms protoplasm organized |
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| Respiration used by green plants and algae which uses the sun's energy to create food |
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| Organisms which must find food in their environment |
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| One of the seven characteristics of life, ability to respond to a stimulus (AKA Response To Stimuli) |
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| One of the seven characteristics of life, the ability to produce more of an organism's own kind |
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| when a one-celled organism divides itself into two identical organisms |
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| A multi-cellular organism will look similar to its siblings and parents but will not be identical |
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| The length of an organism's life consisting of the origin, growth & development, maturity, decline, and death |
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| Beginning of an organism's life |
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| The time in the life of an organism where it grows but is not mature |
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| The time in the life of an organism where an organism has finished growing |
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| The time in an organism's life when its body begins to degrade |
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| The point in an organism's life when it's protoplasm become come unorganized and it ceases to live |
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| One of the seven characteristics of life, an organism takes-in, break down and uses food to enlarge and divide cells |
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| Environmental Relationship |
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| Organisms inherit traits ,they survive, and become adapted |
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| Traits that organisms inherit that help them survive in their environment |
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| Ability to move from a hazardous environment to a safer one |
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| All chemical reactions in an organism |
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| Structural, functional, and reproductive units of life |
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| An organism with two or more cells |
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| Cells that have developed certain traits that help them do a job |
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| cells in a multi-cellular organism become reliant on each other to survive |
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| The length of an organism's life |
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