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Characteristies
Movement
action made by organism causing
change of position / Place
Respiration
chemical
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Binomial
reactions thattake place in cells
thatbreak down nutrient molecules and
release energy for metabolism.
Sensitivity abithersensetimeininterrace
lowerforan
GenusSpecies
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captartswith
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Why do we classify organisms?
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increase in size and
permanent
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both.
Reproduction
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of
Anatomy:study of internal structure by dissection.
All
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Sequences of DNAand amino acids in proteins are
a more accurate
from organisms of
metabolism,
waste products of
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way of classification.
Each species has its
from other species (humans have 46 chromosomes)
-organism with
taking in materials for growth
unique number of chromosomes
making itdifferent
and sequence of bases in DNA
toxic materials and excess substances
Nutrition
classify organisms?
Morphology:Study of form or outward appearance organisms
process thatmakes more of
same kind of organism
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Excretion
identify those at risk of extinction
evolutionary relationships
By studying its morphology, anatomy!
removal
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to
to understand
How do we
dry mass by increase in cell number
or
Scientific name
for humans!
appropriate responses
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naming system
-way to make classification standard
Scientific name-consists of Genus and Species
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Growth
fertile offspring
living things classify under.
Dichotomous
Viruses
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kingdom, phylum, Class, order, Genus, Species
Surrounded
All
-No nucleus,
cytoplasm, cell
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living things have certain features in common like:
Ribosomes (in
Have central core
of
-used to identify
by protein coat.
organelles or cell membrane
-presense of cytoplasm, cell membrane, DNA (genetic material)
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min
recentancestors have DNA
that's more
similiar than distant
energy, and development.
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Do not
grow.
cytoplasm) floating freely or attached to
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membranes called
rough endoplasmic reticulum.
(Ribosomes make the proteins 8
enzymes involved in respiration)
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early
feed, excrete, respire or
keys
organisms
contrasting
made of
Dichotomous means I
branches)
Virus PARTICLES are NOT
cells!!
reproduce, buti nside cells of
Do
living organism using materials
from hostcell.
Whittaker's Five kingdom Scheme:
Animal, Plant, Fungus, Prokaryote, Protocist
Plant.
Animal
·multicellular organisestates
Divided into vertebrates and
arthropods!
chloroplasts with
can make their
VERTEBRATES.
-madeupofthread
cell wall made
up of cellulose
contains
videdinto
own
ferns
food
chlorophyll.
by flowering plantsin
Landplants
vergesensameroutinesylema
knee
.
So the
zygote directly becomes the fern plant
Fern plants have
FLOWERING
ARTHROPODS
Prokaryote
Fungus
·Multicellular
sporangia, which makes spores
PLANTS.
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many nucleiare distributed throughout
cytoplasm in their hyphae.
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the
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Eg:Yeast 8 Mushrooms
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Protoctist.
unicellular
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Bacteria and
algae
chromosomes
not
Each bacterial
cell contains a
-chromosomes enclosed in a
organized into a
single
chromosome, consisting ofcircular DNA
strands.
Unicellular
nuclear
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membrane to form a
Eg:Amoeba