passive transport; water moving in and out of a cell

a type of transport that doesn't use energy

not living because they are not cells, no metabolism, and can't reproduce with out a host

trees near a river, or cows in a pasture

also known as sugars or starches

when large molecules are moved out of the cell

when large molecules are moved into the cell

where, when, and what a species eats

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Unit 2 Vocabulary

Term	Definition
osmosis	passive transport; water moving in and out of a cell
passive	a type of transport that doesn't use energy
viruses	not living because they are not cells, no metabolism, and can't reproduce with out a host
amino acids	monomers of proteins
clumped	trees near a river, or cows in a pasture
habitat	where a species lives
carbohydrates	also known as sugars or starches
exocytosis	when large molecules are moved out of the cell
endocytosis	when large molecules are moved into the cell
plasma membrane	also called the cell membrane
niche	where, when, and what a species eats