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| Unicellular organisims ; Internal membrane-bound structures. |
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| Unicellular or multicellular organisims ; contain a true nucleus and membrance-bound structures. |
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| Anything that possesses all the characteristics of life ; all organisims have orderly structure, produce offspring, grow, devolp, and adjust to the changes in the enviorment. |
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| Organisims consisting of a single cell. |
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| Organisims that can't make their own food and must feed on other organisims for energy and nutrients. |
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| Organisims that use energy from the sun or energy stored in chemical compounds to manufracture their own nutrients. |
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| Organisim that is permantly attached to a surface. |
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| Capable of moving spontaneously. |
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| The study of life that seeks to provide an understanding of the natural world. |
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