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19 Cards in this Set
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Organism
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a living thing
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Microscopic
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organisms that cannot be seen with the eyes alone
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Bacteria
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member of the kingdom of one-celled living things that lack nuclei
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Protist
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One of the kingdoms of living things that are one-celled
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Parts of an Animal Cell
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Parts of a Plant Cell
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Cell membrane
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outer layer of the cell. Also allows waste products to pass through.
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Cell Wall
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provides shape for the cell and protects the cell
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Mictochondria
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Stored "Energy or Fuel"
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Cell Membrane
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Outer layer of the cell. Materials pass through the cell membrane
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Nucleus
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"Brain" of the cell. Controls the functions. Stores and controls information.
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Cytoplasm
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liquid in the cell
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Vacuole
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Allows material to flow in and out of the cell.
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Mitochondrion
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Stored "Energy or Fuel"
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Chloroplast
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where food is made. Gives the plant it's color green.
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Vacuole
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allows materil to flow in and out of the cell
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Nucleus
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"Brain" Stores, controls and passes along information
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Cytoplasm
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liquid in the cell
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How are plant and animal cells different?
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Pland cells are covered with a cell wall. Animal cells DO NOT have a cell wall
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Plant cells also have chloroplasts. They can make their OWN food, animal and human cells cannot.
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animal cell
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