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| Fundamental building blocks of all matter |
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| The smallest unit of life |
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| All organisms require what to sustain themselves |
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| A process that maintains conditions in the internal environment within ranges that cells can tolerate |
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-guides development and functioning
-is transmitted from parents to offspring
-is the basis of traits |
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| process by which an organism produces offspring is called |
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| transmission of DNA to offspring |
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| move around for at least part of their life |
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| a long standing hypothesis that is used to make predictions about other phenomena |
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| Same species living in an area |
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| Organism that keeps it internal conditions within range |
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| carries a function inside a cell |
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| community interacting through flow of energy |
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| energy detected by a sensory receptor |
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| Do living things need ATP to live? |
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| Do living things need oxygen to live? |
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| Do living things have NDA |
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| occurs at a higher organizational level |
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