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| Characteristic of Animalia |
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All motile
Multi-cell
hetorotrophs |
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Multi-cell
Single celled
hetorotrophs
Example: Mushroom
Has Chitin |
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| Animals and decomposers that do nat make their own food |
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| Bacteria and Archaea characteristic |
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Single cells
prokaryotic (no nucleus) |
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| One cell ate another to form a eukaryotes |
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| acquisition of traits after parents transmit their DNA to offspring |
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Complex carbohydrates
Complex Fats
Other Lipids
Proteins
DNA
RNA |
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Metabolism
Homeostasis
Reproduction
Respond to stimuli
Evolve |
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| actual mechanism by which parents transmit DNA to offspring |
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| Where do we get our oxygen from? |
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| Who are the living things? |
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prokaryotypes
Eukaryotypes |
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| What sets apart living and nonliving? |
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parasitic
mutalistic
comensalism |
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P-harms the host
M-both benefits
C-one benefits other no harm |
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| All nonliving and living are made up of atoms which are composed of? |
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| What does "pro" and "eu" mean |
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| group of individual in the same species |
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Herbivores
Carnivores
Scavengers
Parasites |
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H-grazers (eat plants)
C-eats meat
S-eats everything
P-pilfer nutrients from host |
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| returns the condition to the state that cells can tolerate |
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| Great Pattern of Organization |
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| Atom-molecules-cell-tissue-organ-organ system-multicelled organism-population-community-ecosystem-biosphere |
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slow change
change in genetic material of population of time |
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Kingdom-Animalia
Phylum-Chordata
Class-Mammal
order-Primates
Family-Hominidae
Genus-Homo
Species-Homo sepians |
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| Characteristic of Protista |
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multi-cell
single cell
some motile
example malaria
do photosynthesis |
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| Characteristic of Plantae |
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multi cell
Example Amiba
Has cellulos |
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| The smallest unit of life __ |
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| __ is required to maintain levels of biological organizatio, from cells to populations, communities, and even entire ecosystem. |
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| __ is a state in which the internal environment is being maintained within a tolerable range. |
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| researchers assign all species to one of the three __ |
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contains instructions for building proteins
undergoes mutation
is transmitted from parents to offspring |
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| __ is the acquisition of traits from parents who transmit their DNA to offspring |
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| Differences in heritable traits arise through __ |
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| A trait is __ if it improves an organism's ability to survive and reproduce in the prevailing environment. |
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| the standard against which experiment groups can compared |
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| statement of what you expect to find in nature based on hypothesis |
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| testable explanation about what causes an event or aspect of nature |
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| requires interaction of parts that make up a new level of organization |
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| a time-tested, related set of hypothesis that explains a broad range of observations and data |
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| outcome of difference in survival and reproduction among individuals of a population that differ in the detils of one or more traits |
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