That's Life
All living things must contain this to enable life to continue through reproduction.
What is DNA?
This is a method of sorting through things according to shared qualities or characteristics.
What is classification?
These are the smallest units of life in creation.
What are cells?
All living things use receptors to do THIS in order to respond to their environment.
What is sense?
These are the domain and kingdom for multicellular eukaryotic organisms that make their own food and have leaves, stems and roots.
What are Domain Eukarya and Kingdom Plantae?
The 2nd criterion of life states that all living things use energy. This is how plants convert the energy of their surroundings into energy that will sustain them.
What is photosynthesis?
These are the 7 classifications that the mnemonic "King Philip's Class Ordered Frozen Grape Sodas" represent, in correct order.
This is the outer covering all cells have.
What is a membrane?
These are the 2 taxa that are used in binomial classification.
What are Genus and species?
This is the domain for unicellular bacterial extremophiles.
What is Domain Archaea?
These are the two ways living things grow.
What are increasing in cell size and quantity?
This domain is the one out of 3 domains that contain living things that can be seen without a microscope?
What is Domain Eukarya?
These are the 2 types of cells all living things can be composed of.
All living things use this to carry on their life processes (and it usually is in the form of glucose).
What is energy?
These are the domain and kingdom for multicellular organisms composed of eukaryotic cells that are consumers (eat other living organisms).
What are Domain Eukarya and Kingdom Animalia?
The fact that seahorse babies have a survival rate of less than 0.5% is evidence of what regarding their offspring's reproduction.
What is seahorses have large number of offspring each time?
This is the broadest of the taxonomic grouping within the following: phylum, family, or class.
What is phylum?
This type of organism does not live in extreme conditions, is composed of only a single cell, and does not have a nucleus.
What is bacteria?
This is the structure plant cells have in order to maintain turgor pressure.
What is a central vacuole?
This is the domain for unicellular bacteria that have a common cell wall, are affected by most antibiotic medicines, and cannot live in extreme environments.
What is Domain Bacteria?
A strand of DNA has split length-wise, showing a nucleotide sequence of: guanine, thymine, adenine, cytosine. This is the missing portion of that DNA molecule.
What is cytosine, adenine, thymine, guanine?
This is the Swedish botanist who established the first formal scientific classification system for living things.
Who was Carolus Linnaeus?
The presence or absence of this can help identify the type of cell.
What is the nucleus?
All living things chemically regulate their internal environment so that it is stable, thus maintaining this state.
What is homeostasis?
This is the domain and kingdom for unicellular or multicellular organisms, including algae.
What is Domain Eukarya and Kingdom Protista?