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Living things:

Move and respire and sense and grow and reproduce and nutrition excretion

Non-living things:

Non-living things you not require energy to continue existing in their current state

Sexual and asexual

Sexual -to parents and asexual-one parent

I know when something is living when I notice all seven characteristics of a living thing which are:

Movement sense and grow and reproduction and excretion and nutrition

Mrs. Gren stands for:

Movement and respire and sense and growth and reproduction and excretion and nutrition

Miss green and not 100% effective in determining whether something is living or nonliving because some living things can't reproduce, sense, or move

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All living things move. They respond to their environment by moving

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All living things require that means they get their energy from oxygen with glucose to produce energy

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List taxonomy in order from least inclusive to most inclusive.

Species, genus, family, order, class, phylum, kingdom, domain

List taxonomy in order from most inclusive to least inclusive or most specific.

Domain kingdom phylum class order family genus species

The scientific name always consist of two words:

The genus and species

All scientific names are in ________. It is understood by all scientist.

Latin

The _______ name is always capitalized. The __________ name is never capitalized.

Genus and species

The two names are always written:

In italics and underlined

No two organisms can have the same name

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Phlogeny is :

The evolutionary history of an organism

To show the evolutionary relationship between different groups of orfanisms, scientists construct___________

Phlogenetic trees

What is the common ancestor of all organisms shown on this tree

The common ancestor is at the trunk of the tree

Scientific describe named a total ________ of species. It is estimated that the total number of species is about___________. Life on Earth is constantly evolving and changing slowly over time. Scientist attempt to order the natural world by __________ all living organisms.

1.5 million and 10million and grouping and classifying.

Define Homeostasis

Stable conditions inside the body

Define Prokaryotic cells

No membrane - bound organelles

Define eukaryote

Organisms made up of cells when membrane-bound organelles(cell parts)

The domain bacteria contains the kingdom __________

Eubacteria

The domain Archaea contains the __________

Archaebacteria

The domain Eukarya contains the kingdoms _________________

Protista, plantae, fungi, and Animalia

A change to the five and six kingdom systems is the evidence that all living things seem to fall naturally into ___________. In recent years has led to the establishment of a ____________.

Three broad groups and three domain systems

Domains are essentially

Super kingdoms a taxonomic level even higher than the kingdom level

If you are a heterotroph you

Ingest food

Herbivores eat

Plant

Carnivore eat

Meat

Omnivore eat

Plants and meat

All living things __________ that means that they get their energy

Respire

All living things __________ their surroundings

Sense

All living things _________ they usually start out small and then get bigger they develop throughout their life cycle

Grow

All living things ________. they will produce offspring(children)

Reproduce

All living things ________. This means they'll get rid of waste material

Excrete

All living things need to get __________.

nutrients

Define Spontaneous generation

Living things or organisms arise from nonliving matter

Linnaeus

Father of taxonomy

Taxon

Each classification

What did Redi do

He disproved spontaneous generation but not everyone believed

what did Pasteur do

He definitely disproved spontaneous generation

Fungi

Absorptive heterotrophs

Organisms produce more ________ than can survive. Of the offspring that do survive, many will never________.

Offspring and reproducel

Because more organisms are produced than can survive there is

Intense competition for limited resources such as food water and shelter

Individuals that are _________ to their environment survive reproduce and pass their traits on to their offspring. Organisms that are less you just for their environment often die I will not be reproductively competitive. This is the process of ___________ and causes the many species of organisms on Earth to change over time.

Best suited in natural selection

The species that are alive on Earth today are ___________ from ancestral species that lived in the

Descended with modification

To study the diversity of Life biologists use a __________ system to _________ organisms and __________ them in a logical manner

Classification and name and group

Define taxonomy

The branch of biology that classifies organisms and assigns each organism a universally universally-accepted name

Install divided animals into three groups which were

Land dwellers water dwelling and air dwellers

Install divided plants into three groups which were

Hermit shrubs and trees

Linnaeus didn't add domain as a classification domain was added later by scientists

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Linnaeus developed a system that placed an organism and a particular __________ and assigned it a __________.

Group and scientific name

In response to the need for a better system of classification the Swedish naturalist ____________ developed the system of classification that we still used today

Linnaeus

Define Binomial nomenclature

The system of assigning a scientific name that consists of two parts

He developed a naming system called _____________ that is still used today

Binomial nomenclature