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Ingestion

Taking/swallowing food in

Digestion

Breaking down food

Organic molecules

Organisms which contain both Carbon and Hydrogen - carbs, proteins, fats...

Heterotrophs

Ingest and digest other organisms to make organic molecules

Autotroph

Make own organic molecules. 2 types, photo and chemo

Phototroph

Use inorganic molecules (CO2, H20) and through light produce organic molecules

Chemotrophs

Mostly bacteria, live in hostile environments - deep sea vents ... Use inorganic molecules to make organic molecules

Photosynthesis

Water + Carbon Dioxide (via light) = Glucose + Oxygen


Sun's energy hits chlorophyll which traps energy to make good. CO2 entered stomata, oxygen leaves stomata producing Glucose. Water absorbed by roots hair cells.

Enzyme

Only work with complementary substrate. 1 substrate for 1 enzyme

Saprotroph

Fungi = special heterotrophic organism. Secrete enzymes to digest and then absorb soluble products. Feed on nonliving organisms/dead material

Holozoic
Special heterotrophic organisms but consume animals whole or in parts. Inorganic Molecules -> Organic Molecules
Cranium
Skull bone
Carpals
Wrist bones
Clavicle
Collar bone
Femur
Thigh bone

Phalanges
Fingers/Toes

Tarsals
Ankle bones
Pelvis
Hip bone
Sternum
Breast bone

Patella

Knee cap

Mandible
Jaw bone

Scapula
Shoulder blade

Vertebrae
Back bones
Tibia
Shin bone

Fibula
Back of Calf
Metacarpals
Hand bones
Metatarsals
Feet bones