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| change in the enviornment |
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| movement of the entire organism |
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| a stable environment, both within the organism and on the outside of it |
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| carried out by organisms containin chlorophyll |
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| occurs when there is no light, uses chemicals in the envirnment to make food |
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| food from a different source-they ingest food |
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| substances not needed--they are removed from the organism |
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| 1. beginning 2. growth 3. maturity 4. decline 5. death |
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| growth occurs from within the organism |
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| provides more of the same life form |
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| no exchange of genetic information |
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| exchange of genetic information |
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| breakdown, digestion, release of energy |
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| synthesizing, building, making process |
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| all things living and non-living are composed of _______ |
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| only living things can produce certain ________ ________ |
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| passing of chracteristics to another generation by passing on DNA codes |
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| ALL life forms are made primarily of water and MUST have this resource to survive |
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| structures, behaviors, or metabolism which allow and organsim to survive a particular enviornment |
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| MUST HAVE ALL CHARACTERISTICS TO BE ALIVE!!! |
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