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Bacteria

The most basic of all unicellular organisms; lacks a nucleus

Cellular Diffusion

The process by which a cell becomes specialized to preform a specific function

Fungi

Organism that usually obtains nutrients from dead or decaying matter and cannot carry out photosynthesis; nutrients are usually absorbed

Invertebrate

An animal without a backbone

Locomotion

Movement that takes an object from one place in it’s environment to another; a characteristic of animals, animal-like protists, and some bacteria, but not plants or fungi

Movement

A change in the shape or figure of all or part of an organism; a characteristic of all living things

Multicellular Organism

An organism that is made up of more than one cell

Organ

Two or more tissues that work together to preform one or more functions

Organism

A living system with parts that work together to carry out the process of life

Protist

An organism that is neither plant nor animal, but which shares many of the same characteristics of both; usually unicellular, but can be multicellular l

Unicellular Organism

An organism made up of only one cell

Vertebrate

An animal with a backbone