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Characteristics of living things

RESPOND to their environment


Are ORGANIZED


GROW and DEVELOP


Use ENERGY


REPRODUCE

All living things need:

Raw materials


A place to live [habitat]

Living things are organized

They all make it to at least the cellular level of organization

Living things respond to their environment

(homeostasis) things need to be balanced to remain healthy

Living things use energy

(metabolism) eating, digestion, and elimination of waste.


cellular respiration=making energy

Living things grow and develop

growth=to change in size


development=change in shape/appearance

Living things reproduce

the ability of an organism to produce viable offspring


ensures the survival of the species by passing on genetic info (DNA) to young

Level one

Atom


Example: hydrogen

Atom

Basic unit of a chemical element

Level two

Molecule


Example: water

Molecule

A group of bonded atoms

Level three

Macromolecule


Example: nucleic acids (DNA & RNA)

Macromolecule

A molecule containing a very large number of atoms

Level four

Organelle


Example: mitochondria

Organelle

Specialized stuctures found in eukaryotic cells

Level five

Cell


Example: neuron (nerve)

Cell

Basic unit of life

Level six

Tissue


Example: nervous (message)

Tissue

A group of cells that carry out the same function

Level seven

Organs


Example: brain

Organs

A group of tissues that work together to perform a function

Level eight

Organ system

Organ system

A group of organs that carry out a specific function

The 11 organ systems in the human body

1)Endocrine


2)Skeletal


3)Excretory/Urinary


4)Digestive


5)Lymphatic/Immune


6)Reproductive


7)Integumentary


8)Circulatory/Cardiovascular


9)Muscular


10)Nervous


11)Respiratory

Level nine

Organism

Organism

A complete living thing