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Metabolism

Extracts and uses energy from environment.

Anabolism

To Build Up

Catabolism

To Break Down

Photosynthesis

To Make with Light

Herbivores

Vegetarians

Carnivores

Meat Eaters

Omnivores

Eat Everything

Producers

Make own food

Consumers

Eat other organisms

Decomposers

Break down dead things to original parts

Autotrophs

Producers

Heterotrophs

Consumers and Decomposers

Receptors

Allow an organism to sense its environment

Asexual

One parent

Sexual

Two parents

inheritance

Characteristics transferred from parent to child

Mutation

Copying errors

Hypothesis

Educated guess

Theory

Well-tested guess

Law

Extremely well-tested guess

Microorganisms

Too small to see with eye

Abiogenesis

Spontaneous generation in the past

Prokaryotic

No membrane-bound organelles

Eukaryotic

Yes membrane-bound organelles

Species

They can reproduce, so can offspring

Taxonomy

Study of classification

Binomial nomenclature

Naming of an organism based on genus and species

What are the five criterias for life?

DNA, Metabolism, Can sense and respond to surroundings, can reproduce, and has cells.

An organism has receptors on tentacles that come out of its head. If those tentacles are cut off in an accident, what of the five life functions would be most hampered?

It cannot react to surroundings

What is wrong with the following statement?:


"Science has proven that energy must always be conserved."

Science can't prove anything.

Briefly explain the scientific method.

Make an observation, which becomes hypothesis, then experimentation, then theory, then law.

Why does the story of spontaneous generation illustrate the limitations of science?

Because it shows how scientific law isn't always true.

Why is the theory of abiogenesis just another example of the idea of spontaneous generation?

Both teach that life comes from non-life.

Name the classification groups in our hierarchical al classification scheme in order.

Kingdom


Phylum


Class


Order


Family


Genus


Species

An organism is a single-celled consumer made of prokaryotic cells. To what kingdom does it belong?

Monera