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| The cell breaks apart and releases viruses. |
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| Self-nurishing, makes it's own food. |
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| Living organism that produces light. |
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| It uses chemicals for nurishment. |
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| Tiny hair-like structures used for movement. |
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| Has an organized nucleus. |
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| Turns sugar (without oxygen) into alcohol and CO2. |
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| A whip-like tail used for movement. |
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| Cannot produce it's own food, get's nutrients from other organisms. |
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| Tubular filaments that make up fungi, continuous cytoplasm |
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| Big, observable by the naked eye. |
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| Is made up of multiple cells that work together. |
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| One organism benefits, while the other is harmed. |
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| Uses photosynthesis to get nutrients. |
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| Gets nutrients from light. |
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| Does not have an organized nucleus. |
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| "False foot" An extension of the cytoplasm used for movement. |
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| Burns sugar(With oxygen)to make water and CO2. |
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| Gets it's nutrients from dead things. |
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| Bent rod, or corkscrew shaped(Bacteria) |
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| The reproductive cells, have half of the chromosomes(haploid). |
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| A biological relationship formed living things. |
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| An organism with only one cell. |
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| A small incomplete cell that does not show all the characteristics of a living thing, causes diseases, and it's only purpose is reproduction. |
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