Group Work
Salamanders' limbs can regenerate.
Made of one or more cells.
What is cellular organization?
Made up of protons, neutrons, and electrons and are the basic units of matter, as well as the defining structure of elements.
What is an atom?
Levels of organization from the largest/most complex to the smallest/simplest.
What is hierarchy?
Chemical reactions in cells.
What is Metabolism?
Fish breathing with gills.
What is gas exchange?
Nucleic acids like DNA.
What are common genetic codes?
Flavors of atoms.
What are elements?
Not alive (ex. molecules and atoms).
What is non-living?
Allows the organism to bring in oxygen and get rid of carbon dioxide.
What is Gas Exchange?
An arctic wooly bear caterpillar freezing in winter if it does't eat enough to become a moth to protect itself.
What is Metabolism?
Ways to pass traits from one generation to the next.
What is heredity?
The most important element found in all life.
What is carbon?
The smallest living thing.
What are cells?
Allows the organism to react to stimuli (their environment).
What is Response?
Octopi blending in with their environment to hunt or hide.
What is Response?
Living things can transform and use this thing to complete processes necessary for life.
What is energy?
A substance and is composed of one or more atoms (example: water, aka H2O).
What are molecules?
Atoms, molecules, and macromolecules are examples of this.
Getting larger, developing, and healing.
What is Growth and Repair?
Snakeheads reaching sexual maturity at age 2-3, mating up to 5 times a year, and releasing up to 15,000 eggs per mate.
What is reproduction?
The study of life.
What is biology?
Large molecules.
What are macromolecules?
A series of steps taken to achieve something in the end.
What is a process?
Having offspring and continuing to create more of your species.