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| What do all living things have in common? |
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| obtain and use energy, growth and development, respond to environment |
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| Why are plants and animals in different kingdoms? |
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| A. are heterotrophs, plants are autotrophs. |
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| What is the difference between insects and spiders? |
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| What is the difference between a mushroom and a pumpkin? |
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Mushrooms-need to eat
Pumpkin-autotroph |
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| When an organism produces gas, this is an example of ____________. |
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| What are the levels of organization of an organism? |
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| cell, tissue, organ, organ system |
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| What is the differnence between a plant cell and an animal cell? |
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| cell wall, chloroplast in plants |
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| What does a plant use during photosynthesis? |
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| What is the term? (organ systems) |
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| All organ systems work together to perform life functions. |
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| What does the vascular system do in plants and animals? |
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| carry nutrients around the organism |
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| The growth and repairing of cells |
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| What part of a microscope do you change to increase the sixe of what you see? |
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| The diffusion (moving) of water |
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| What is the difference between non-vascular and vascular plant? |
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| Vascular tissue, tall, leaves, roots, etc. |
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| Frog/human heart chambers... compare! |
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Frogs: 3
Humans: 4
Both pump blood. |
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| CHARACTERISTICS OF DIFFERENT KINGDOMS? |
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archaebacteria-extreme unicelled, bitroph
eubacteria-no extreme, round/oval
protists-
fungi
animals plants
pg.34 |
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| extreme, unicelled, any-trophic, strange shapes, hotsprings |
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| same as archae-, but aren't bitrophic, no extremes, round, fuzzy |
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