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| a self contained unit that can carry out all the necessary functions for life |
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organisms that have only one cell
(ex. egg)(mostly prokaryote) |
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organisms that have more than one cell
(ex. humans)(mostly eukaryote) |
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| each cell is essentially an independent, self sufficient unit. It can perform all the functions needed to sustain itself and reproduce and there is little or no cooperation among cells |
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specialized coordinated groups of cells
These cells are specialized to contract and do work |
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tissues are further organized into ______ that carry out specific functions
(The heart is an example) |
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different organs acting together to form _____ _______
(The digestive system which is made up of the moth, stomach, the intestine, etc… is an example) |
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| is a group of organisms of the same kind, or species, that lives in one place |
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| formed from populations of different species that occur in the same place |
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| communities together with the physical or nonliving environment make up an _________ |
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| muscles on a rocky shore are an example of a __________ |
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| animals of more than one species living in the same place is an example of a _________ |
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