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| energy flows to which two main types of species |
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| name 5 character traits of producers |
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1. sunlight is the major energy sorce on earth
2.make their own food using the sunlight
3.autotrophs use energy from enviroment
4. photosythesis is the process used to convert energy to food
5chemozythesis-bacteria uses chemical energy to produce carbs |
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heterotroph
carnavores
omnivores
scavengers
decomposers |
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| only autotrophs(plants,producers)(consumers) |
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| only meat(preditors, lions) |
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| both plant and meat(humans) |
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| dead matter, remains(vulters) |
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| brake down matter, bacteriea |
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monera
protists
fungi
plantal
animalia |
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| do kings play chest on fine gold stools |
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domain
kingdom
phylum
class
order
family
genus
species |
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prokartotic, simplest, uni
bg alge, bacteria |
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eukaryotic, complex, uni(execpt slime mold)
euylema, parmecium, amoeba |
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eukaryotic,multi(not yeast),
scorms, molds, amoeba |
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| eukaryotic, unialgae, ALL, plants!!!! |
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| eukaryotic, ALL muliti, simplest-sponge, complex-human |
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archaea +
prokarya = monera
eukarya |
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k-archaebacteria
(ancent)
k-kingdom(6) |
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k-eubacteria
true(nucleous) |
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k-protista
k-fungi
k-plantal
k-animalia |
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| the ability to do work or motion |
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| cellular, food, energy, reproduction, growth, repair, maintenance, development, organization, adaption |
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| 1665-used cork to see cells, 1st to use term "cell" |
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| 1830-1st to see the nucleus |
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| 1838-plants are basically composed of cells |
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| 1839-animals are composed of cells |
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| 1858-form cell theory(cells come from cells, basic units of life) |
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| nucleus, chromosomes, nucleolus, nuclear membrane |
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| command center-directs cell activity |
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| (46)DNA, chromotin(tangled mass of chromosomal DNA |
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| pores, only RNA+ribosomes can leave |
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| cell membrane, cell wall, endoplasmic reticulum, ribosomes, golgi complex, lysomes, peroxisomes, vacuoles, mitochondria, chloroplast, cytoskeleton, centrosomes, cilia, flagellom |
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| gatekeeper, semipermeanable,living |
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| made of cellulose, rigid support stucture, nonliving |
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er, seris of channels taht transpot materials around the cell
rough er contains ribosomes, smooth doesnt |
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| protein factorys(site of protein synthesis) |
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not rough, inter conected
are seirs of flattened membranes
do tempory store sort package and sacrete
resemble er, stack of pancakes |
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clean up crew
sacs of digestive enzymes |
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| sac, contains enzyne catalase(breaks down peroxde into h2o+o2 |
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sac(have own membrane)
temporary storage of necessary |
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power house of the cell
site of celular resperation(glucose-ATP)
the folds of the cristae incres the surface area |
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solarcollectors,photosynthesis(greenpigment)
2parts: granum-stack of coins,thytokiod
strome-liquid |
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suport, intermediate filament
microtubule-hollow tube
microfilament-solid string |
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play role in mitosis
contain pair of centirols, only in animals near nucleus
mtoc(micro tuble organization center) |
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| tiny hairs paddles, move cell, paramecium |
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| propels cell, whip, bactera cells,prokayotis |
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