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| any structure, process, or behavior that helps an organism survive in it's enviroment. Adaptations are inherited. |
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| All animals are made of many cells that have differnt functions. |
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| Found inside of the cells and is the brain of the cell |
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| Animals depend on other living organisms for food. They can't make their own food. |
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| plant eaters, require more food more often because plants supply less energy when eaten than meat |
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| Digest food to get proteins, carbohydrates, and fats to the cells. |
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| meat eaters and plant eaters |
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| meat eaters, some animals capture their food live and some eat the meat after the animal has died |
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Use movement to get food, mate, shelter and as a means of protection. |
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| eat tiny bits of decaying matter called detritus |
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| all animals are made of many cells that have different functions |
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| Most reproduce sexually, but some reproduce asexually |
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| found inside of the cell and is the "brain" of the cell |
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| any structure, process, or behavior that helps an organism survive in its environment. |
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| Animals depend on other living organisms for food. They can't make their own food. |
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| use movement to find food, mates, shelter and as a means of protection |
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| mose reproduce sexually, but some reproduce asexually |
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