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Structure & Function of Living Things

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Anatomy The structure of living things.
A synonym for "morphology"? Anatomy
Physiology The function of living things.
Unicellular Made of only one cell.
Multicellular Made of many cells.
Vertebrate Having a backbone.
Invertebrate Having NO backbone.
Taxomony The naming & classifying of organisms. Putting organisms into groups according to similarities.
Name the 7 levels of classification or taxonomy of living things. Kingdom - Phylum - Class - Order - Family - Genus - Species
What two levels of taxonomy classification make up an organism's Scientific Name? Genus & Species
What is the purpose of Digestion? Turning food into energy & eliminating waste.
What is the purpose of Respiration? Getting Oxygen for the organism.
What is the purpose of Excretion? Getting rid of waste products from the blood.
What is the purpose of locomotion? Motion. To move from place to place.
What is the purpose of communication? To give & receive information from other organisms of the same species.
What is the purpose of Reproduction? To create a new generation of offspring.
Cells organized to carry out one specific function... tissues
Tissues organized to carry out one specific function... organs
Organs organized to carry out one specific function... systems
Human Body systems 11
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