Characteristics And Classification

An action done by an organism or part of an organism resulting in a change in position or place

Chemical reaction that takes place in cells that breaks down nutrient molecules to release energy for metabolism

Ability to detect and react to changes in the internal and external environment

Permanent increase in size and dry mass

Making more of the same kind of organism

Removal of the waste products of metabolism and substances in excess of requirement

Taking in of substances for growth development and energy

A group of organisms that reproduce to produce fertile off spring

An international ally agreed system in which the scientific name of a species consists of two parts, the genus and the species

DNA sequences are used to code for amino acid sequences in proteins

• body made up of segments • each segment has one pair of jointed legs • one pair of antennai

• three past body • 2 pairs of wings • 3 pairs of jointed legs • 1 pair of antenai

• 2 part body • 4 pairs of jointed legs • no antennai

• chalky exoskeleton • more than 4 pairs of jointed legs • 2 pairs of antennai

• cell membrane • circular loop of dna • plasmid • ribosome • cytoplasm • cell wall made form peptidoglycan

• split into two groups • flowering • ferns • ferns produce through spores • flowering plants produce through flowers and Seeds • mono cots - multiples of 3 - parallel leaf • do Cots- multiples of 4 and 5 - reticulated leaf veins

• structure: - DNA/RNA, envelope, protein coat • not living things • they don’t carry out the life processes instead take over a shots cells metabolic path way I order to copy themselves

• multi cellular • have nucleus and cell wall not made of chloroplast • parasitic or saprophytic nutrition

• most unicellular some multicellular • all have nucleus some have cell wall and chloroplast • some photosynthesis some feed on organic substances

• unicellular Have cell wall and cytoplasm • don’t have nucleus and Mitochondria