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| An Organism with many cells |
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| Basic unit of structure and function |
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| The process of change that occurs during an organism's life to produce more complex organisms |
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| An action or change in behavior |
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| To produce offspring that is similar to the parents |
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| What are the six characteristics of life? |
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Cellular Organizations
Chemicals of Life
Energy Use
Growth and Developement
Response to Surroundings
Reproduction |
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| Organisms use energy from the sun to make storable energy |
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| Water, Energy, Living Space, and Stable Internal Conditions. |
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| Organisms convert chemicals into storable energy. |
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| Organisms convert chemicals into storable energy. |
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| Organisms create their own energy by using inorganic materials |
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| Organisms that can not make its own food and eats other heterotrophs or autotrophs to get energy. |
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| The mistaken idea that living things are born from non-living things. |
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| Keeping internal conditions of an organism stable no matter what the external conditions are. |
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| Keeping internal conditions of an organism stable no matter what the external conditions are. |
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