E
n
What is nano? | What is the unit for nano?
a signal to which a living thing reacts.
What is a stimulus? | What are stimuli?
This is what living things are made up of.
What are cells?
ยต
What is micro? | What is the unit for micro?
The smallest unit of life.
What is a cell?
the process of increasing in physical size or strength
What is growth?
Living things take in materials, convert it into _____________for growth, development, and reproduction.
energy
this organism is a single cell and grows by splitting into two.
What is bacteria?
the study of...
What is -ology?
Living things respond to this around them.
What is environment?
bio-
What is the prefix for life?
the process of qualitative change in complexity, structure, and function of organism
What is development?
What is the prefix eco-?
life's genetic code is almost the same in every living thing on Earth
What is common ancestor? | What is tree of life?
These are the two types of reproduction.
What is asexual reproduction and sexual reproduction?
Change over time.
What is evolving? What is evolve? What is evolution?
These are the two ways autotrophs get their food.
What is photosynthesis and chemosynthesis?
Internal conditions inside an organism that are kept in balance.
What is homeostasis?
Name three consumers.
What is a herbivore, carnivore, and omnivore?
These are two ways organisms get food. Organisms are usually in one category or the other. Sometimes both!
What are autotrophs and heterotrophs?
The abbreviation is DNA
What is DeoxyriboNucleic Acid?
The number of characteristics for living things.
What is eight?
blood clotting when you bleed.
What is an example of homeostasis?
the chemical reactions through which a living thing builds up or breaks down materials.
What is metabolism?
Turning your head to a noise.
What is an example of a stimulus?