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| Acronym with which to remember the characteristics of living organisms (Respiration, Irritation, Nutrition, Growth, Excretion, Reproduction). |
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| As chemical reactions break down nutrient molecules in living cells to release energy |
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| Irritability (sensitivity, and movement) |
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Sensitivity And Movement
Sensitivity:
Ability to detect changes in the environment (stimuli) and make a responce.
Movement:
An action by which an organism can change where it is located. |
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| Taking in nutrients, through absorbing and assimilating them, and using them for growth and tissue repair. |
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| Permanent increase in size and mass by an increase in cell number, size or both. |
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| Removal of the waste products of metabolism from an organism which would otherwise be unnessecary or harmful to it. |
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| The process by which more of the same orgaism come into existence. |
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