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| Made of one cell- exp. Amoebas and bacteria |
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| Made of many cells- exp. Animals and humans |
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| Consumes food for energy- exp. Humans and animals |
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| Creates own food (glucose) Exp- algae, plants, some bacteria and fungi |
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Maintaining an internal balance- ex. Thermal stat
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| All of the changes an organism goes through in its lifetime |
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| Plants use carbon dioxide and energy from the sun to make oxygen and glucose (sugar) |
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An organism that uses oxygen to respire
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| An organism that does not use oxygen to respire |
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| An organism that can produce an offspring identical to itself |
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When sperm and egg combine to produce a genetically unique offspring
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| To add cells or living material |
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| To use gas and release gas |
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| Respond to the Environment |
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When organisms respond to the environment to maintain homeostasis |
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| An element cannot be broken down by physical means while a compound is two or more elements chemically combined |
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| Built around carbon and hydrogen and found in all living things |
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| Group of organic molecules including sugars |
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| Group of organic molecules including sugars |
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| Starch and cellulose (fiber) provide energy the next day |
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| Turns black in the presence of a complex carbohydrate |
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| Fats, oils, and waxes exp. Butter, cheese |
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| Liquid at room temperature |
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| Cushion, Waterproof, Insulate (Keep warm), Provide Long-term energy |
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| Turns translucent when it touches a lipid |
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| Provide structure for an organism and enzymes help digest food exp. Meat etc. gives you energy |
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| There are 20 amino acids used to build proteins |
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| Turns purple in the presence of a protein |
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| Include DNA and RNA and they are the hereditary material passed down from parents to offspring |
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| Builds nucleic acids like DNA and RNA, made of one sugar, one phosphate and one nitrogen base (ring of nitrogen) |
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