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biology
study of life

characteristics of life
made of cells, homeostasis (interact with environment), metabolism (need for energy), reproduce, and grow/develop

modern cell theory
cells are smallest basic unit, all living things are made of cells, and cells come from preexisting cells

unicellular
made up of one cell

multicellular
made up of many cells

biological levels of organization
cells make up tissues, a group of tissues makes an organ, a group of organs makes an organ system

Homeostasis
Maintaining an internal environment.

feedback systems
self regulating systems that protect living things (example its hot outside so you sweat to cool down)

Metabolism
A chemical process that breaks down materials to produce Energy

autotroph
an organism that makes its own food

heterotrph
organism that cannot make its own food

cellular respiration
the process by which cells use oxygen and glucose to produce ATP

glucose
simple sugar that is an important source of energy

ATP
energy currency of the cell

zygote
fertilized egg

evolution
change in genes from between generations

Plants are _________ because they make their own ____________.
Autotrophs ; Food
Animals however are _________ because they gain energy through a process called ______________.
Heterogrophs; Cellular Respiration
5th Characteristic of Living Things is Reproduction. This can be _________
and ________________.
Unicellular; Multicellular
6th Characteristic of Living Things is Growth and Development which is based on instructions from the ____________.
DNA
7th Characteristic of Living Things is Response to Stimuli which can be a response to ______ stimuli and __________ stimuli.
External Stimuli ; Internal Stimuli
8th Characteristics of Living Things is Evolution which occurs over a period of time due to ___________ and _________.
Natural Selection and Adaptations