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any living thing organism
smallest unit of structure in an organism cell
process of changing into a more complex organism development
something in the environment that causes an organism to react stimulus
action of an organism as a result of a stimulus response
to produce offspring similar to the parents reproduce
organism that can make its own food autotroph
organism that can not make its own food heterotroph
regulation of internal life-maintaining conditions at constant levels homeostasis
naming system that gives each organism a two part scientific name binomial nomenclature
first part of a scientific name for a group of organisms that are closely related genus
second part of a scientific name for one specific kind of organism that can reproduce species
center of a cell that controls the cell nucleus
first and largest category used to classify organisms kingdom
A detailed list of indentifying characteristics that includes scientific names. dichotomous key
having or consisting of a single cell unicellular
Having or consisting of many cells multicellular
Any structural or behavioral change that helps an organism survive in its particular environment. adaptation
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