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| Any structure behavior or internal process that enables and organism to respond to environmental factors. |
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| organism reaction to a change in its environments |
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| A group of organism capable if mating with each other and producing offspring who can also reproduce. |
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| Anything in an organism external or internal environment that causes that organism to react. |
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Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen
Stores and release energy
Pasta, Bread , Fruits
Monosaccharide |
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Carbon, Hydrogen , Oxygen, Nitrogen
Building and binding materials, chemical reactions transport materials
amino acid
meats, eggs |
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carbon, Hydrogen, and oxygen
High c-h reaction than in carbohydrate
C15h402
Stores energy from access food and insulates animals and waterproofs organisms, makes up cell membrane
3 fatty acids and 1 glycerol
Fats and oils |
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Carbon, Hydrogen, nitrogen, phosphorus
DNR & RNA |
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Benedict solution
Brick red |
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Brown paper bag
Greasy oil spot |
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Deoxyribonucleic Acid
Deoxyribose=sugar
Double-Stranded |
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Ribonucleic Acid
Ribose= sugar
Single Stranded |
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| Maintain conditions suitable for its survivals. |
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| Result in and increase in the amount of living materials and the formation of new structure. |
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| Changes that take place in organism life |
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| anything that passes thru the organisms of life. |
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