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| 7 characteristics of living things |
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cells
different levels of organization
use energy
respond to environment
grow
reproduce
adapt to environment |
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| 12 levels of organization of living things |
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| elements, atoms, molecules, cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism, population, community, ecosystem, biome |
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| energy taken in from light by plants to make food molecules |
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| food molecules then used to transfer the energy from the sun to non photosynthetic organisms (when animal eats plant) |
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| all of the chemical reactions in the cell that break down molecules and build molecules |
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| status quo! internal environment kept within certain range |
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| number of cells increases |
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| all changes that occur from egg fertilization to death |
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| Classifying an organism based upon presumed evolutionary relationships |
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| 8 categories of classification of living things |
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| Domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species |
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| 3 domains of living things |
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Bacteria- prokaryotic, unicellular, lack membrane bound organelles
Archaea- same as bacteria
Eukarya- Eukaryotic, unicellular, multicellular, have membrane bound organelles |
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| 4 kingdoms of eukarya domain |
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| animal, plant, fungi, protist |
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| relationship of producers, consumers, and decomposers |
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consumers eat produces, decomposers eat dead shit
(naughty word Jack -_-) |
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| Autotrophs and heterotrophs |
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| Auto: creates own food. Hetero: consumes food |
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| Plants, herbivores, carnivores, bigger carnivores, humans |
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| amount of biomass that is created by primary producers |
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| amount of matter (by mass) contained in living things |
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| relative amounts, types, and numbers of species |
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