compare and contrast animal cells
what is the thing that a animal cell has but not a plant cell it generally has stuff in it
what is lysosome
Prokaryote
what is a cell without a nucleus
animals
what are Multicellular, eukaryotes, heterotrophs
Bacteria
Bwhat is a single celled organisms with a nucleus
not cell theory
cells are made of cells
what is the outer thing on a plant cell that an animal cell does not have
what is cell wall
Heterotroph/consumer
what has to have to find food
plants
what are Multicellular, eukaryotes, autotrophs
Archaea –
what is a unicellular prokaryotic cells that live in extreme environments
cell theory
all living things are composed of cells
what does the plant cell have one big but the animal has many small
what is vacuole
Autotroph/producer
what has to make their own food
bigfoot,yeti,unicorn,ect
do not exsit
Eukaryotes –
have a nucleus, single celled and all multi-celled organisms. Split into 4 kingdoms s: plants, animals, fungi, and protists
cell theory
all cells are produced from other
Parts of Cells
what are the green things in a plant cell that animals cells do not have
what is chloraplast
Herbivore
Carnivore
Omnivore
– eats plants
– eats meat
– eats both meat and plants
eats meat but does not kill it
absorbs materials from dead and decaying organisms
fungi
mold, mushrooms, mildews. Multicellular, eukaryotes, heterotrophs (absorb materials from dead and decaying organisms.
whare do archaea live (5 ex)
(hot springs, very salty bottom of the ocean, hot vents, cow intestines…)
not cell theory
cells are the basic build ing blocks of life
why do plants need a cell wall
they need it because they have no bones or cartalige
. Eukaryotes
what is a a nucleus, single celled and all multi-celled organisms. Split into 4 kingdoms s: plants, animals, fungi, and protists
portists
what are“leftovers”, not clearly animal, plant, or fungus, most are unicellular and most are autotrophs, but not all. (Autotrophs – make their own food, heterotrophs do not.)
cell theory
cells are the basic units of stucture and functions in living things