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| what are the 5 things common to all organisms? |
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| 1) Hereditary affects them 2)CELLULAR ORGANIZATION - composed of at least one cell 3)All organisms GROW AND REPRODUCE 4) All organisms maintain HOMEOSTASIS 5) All organisms use METABOLISM |
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| study of organisms' interactions with each other and with their environment |
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| study of living cells' interactions with each other and their physical environment |
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| what 5 general themes UNIFY and explain biology? |
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| 1)HOMEOSTASIS 2)Structure determines FUNCTION 3)COOPERATION 4)FLOW of energy from photosynthesis on 5)EVOLUTION, as a result of natural and artificial selection |
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| what 4 key innovations have led to the evolution of animals' bodies? |
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| body segmentation, body cavity, body symmetry/cephalization, duertostomes embryo |
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| human coelom is divided into what 2 cavities? |
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| cellular differentiation comes from the regulation of what? |
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| what 3 layers of cells are there? (as in embryonic dev) |
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| ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm |
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| what are the 4 general classes of adult human tissues? |
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| epithelial, connective, nervous, muscle |
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| the ____ of each type of epithelium fits its _____ |
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| once nutrients are inside cells, what happens to them? |
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| they are oxidized for energy by CELLULAR METABOLISM |
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