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Atoms
fundamental building blocks of all substances
Molecules
consisting of two or more atoms
Cell
the smallest unit of life
Organism
an individual consisting of one or more cells
Nature
is everything in the universe expect what humans have manufactured
Population
individuals of the same species in the same area
Community
populations of all species in the same area
Ecosystem
a community and its environment
Biosphere
all regions of the Earth where organisms live
Emergent Properties
a characteristic of a system that does not appear in any of its component parts
Energy
the capacity to do work
Nutrients
atoms or molecules essential in growth and survival that an organism cannot make or itself
Producers
make their own food by acquiring energy and raw materials from the environment
Consumers
get energy by eating producers and other organisms
Receptor
a molecule or cellular structure that responds to a specific form of stimulation
Homeostasis
organisms use receptors to help keep conditions in their internal environment within ranges that their cells can tolerate
DNA
source of an individuals distinct features
Genus
a group of species that share unique features
Species
individuals that share one or more heritable traits and can interbreed
Eurkaryotes
are plants, animals, protists, and fungi
Three domains
bacteria, archaea, and eurkaryotes
Evolution
is a change in a line of descent
Natural selection
when a living cell adapts to survive and reproduce