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All living things start with at least one cell. One celled organisms are called Unicellular. Organisms that have more than one cell are called Multicellular organisms. |
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Mainting a constant internal environment; temperature, pH, water concentrations, etc. |
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Suited for the environment that an organism lives in.
Ex. A giraffe has a long neck |
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1) Asexual: one parent that reproduces a genetic kind
2) Sexual: combination of two parents and also consisting of an egg and sperm |
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Growth: increase in size; cell increase in the organism's body
Ex. The grasshopper diagram
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Development: changes other than size; hair skills, etc. |
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Energy Acquisition and Release |
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takes in energy to produce their own |
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cause and effect
internal and external |
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Depending on other animals and environment. Organsms obtain raw materials and evergy from their environment and animals |
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All living things start with at least one cell. One celled organisms are called Unicellular. Organisms that have more than one cell are called Multicellular organisms. |
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Mainting a constant internal environment; temperature, pH, water concentrations, etc. |
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Suited for the environment that an organism lives in.
Ex. A giraffe has a long neck |
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1) Asexual: one parent that reproduces a genetic kind
2) Sexual: combination of two parents and also consisting of an egg and sperm |
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Growth: increase in size; cell increase in the organism's body
Ex. The grasshopper diagram
[image]
Development: changes other than size; hair skills, etc. |
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Energy Acquisition and Release |
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takes in energy to produce their own |
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cause and effect
internal and external |
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Depending on other animals and environment. Organsms obtain raw materials and evergy from their environment and animals |
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