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Adaptation
A feature of an organism, in terms of its structure, function or behavior that is suitable to the environment and the organism's reproductive success.
Archaea
One of the 3 domains of life; contains prokaryotic cells, called archaea, that often live in extreme habitats and have unique genetic, biochemical and physiological characteristics. No membrane-bound nucleus.
Behavior
Observable, coordinated responses to environmental stimuli
Biodiversity
Total number of species, the variability of their genes and the communities in which they live.
Adaptation
A feature of an organism, in terms of its structure, function or behavior that is suitable to the environment and the organism's reproductive success.
Cahracteristics of Life
Living Things:
1. Are organized 2.Aquire materials and energy 3.Reproduce 4. Respond to stimuli 5.Are Homeostatic 6.Grow and develop 7.Have the capacity to adapt.
Archaea
One of the 3 domains of life; contains prokaryotic cells, called archaea, that often live in extreme habitats and have unique genetic, biochemical and physiological characteristics.
Behavior
Observable, coordinated responses to environmental stimuli
Biodiversity
Total number of species, the variability of their genes and the communities in which they live.
Bacteria
One of the 3 domains of life; contains prokaryotic cell called bacteria that differ from archaea. No membrane-bound nucleus.
Amino Acid
Monomer of a protein
4 Essential molecules required for life
1.Carbohydrates; 2.Proteins; 3.Lipids; 4.DNA/RNA
Covalent Bond
Chemical bond in which atoms share one pair of electrons.
Dehydration reaction
Chemical reaction resulting in a covalent bondwith the accompanying loss of a water molecule.
Hydrolysis Reaction
Splitting of a compound by the addition of water.