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Domain

Kingdom

Phyla

Class

Order

family

genus

species

6 Characteristics of life C.O

Cellular Organization (Components that make up a cell)

6 Characteristics of life R

Reproduction (Asexual and Sexual)

6 Characteristics of life E.U

Energy use (Eat and Drink)

6 Characteristics of life H

Homeostasis (Ability to keep internal organs stable)

6 Characteristics of life S.R

Stimulus and response (The ability to react to a change in enviorment)

6 Characteristics of life M

Metabolism

Independent Variable

The independent variable is the one the experimenter controls.

Dependent Variable

The dependent variable is the variable that changes in response to the independent variable.

How different levels of classification similar and different

They are similar because they both group organisms but they are different because the lower classification level you go the more specific and presice

Organisms

Living things

Cell

Small building blocks that make up organisms

Unicellular

More than one cell

Unicellular

One cell

metabolism

The combination of chemical reactions through which an organism builds up or breaks down

Stimulus

Changes in light sound and other factors

Response

An action or change in behavior

Development

The process of change that occurs in an organisms life

Asexual reproduction

Involves only one parent offspring is identical to one parent

Sexual reproduction

Involves 2 parents offspring is a mix of both genes

Spontaneous generation

The idea that living thing scan arise from non living things

Controlled expiriment

An experiment when only one variable is purposley changed

Autotrophs

Organisms that can make their own food

Heterotrophs

Organisms that cant make their own food

Classification

The process of grouping things based on their similarities

Taxonomy

The scientific study of how organisms are classified

Binomial Nomenclature

Two part scientific name

Genus

The first word in a scientific name second smallest classification group

species

Second name in a scientific name smallest classification group

Prokaryotes

Unicellular organisms whose cells lack a nucleus

Nucleus

A dense area in a cell that contains nucleic acid

Eukaryotes

Organisms with cells that contain nuclei

Heterotroph root

The term stems from the Greek words hetero for “other” and trophe for “nourishment.”

Autotroph root

The word autotroph comes from the Greek words auto, meaning “self,” and troph, meaning “feeding.”

Asexual root word

one