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april 19

Elar

TermDefinition
cell the smallest unit of an oganism that performs life functions
nucleus a structure found in eukaryotic cells that contain dna and is responsible for controlling the activites of the cell
eukaryotic a cell containing a membrane -enclosed nucleus organelles
prokaryotic a cell lacking a nucleus or any other membrane-enclosed organilles
unicellular an organism made up of one single cell
multicellular an organism made up of more than one cell
classification the process of grouping things based on simalarites
taxonomy the branch of science thatformally names and classifies as organisms by their structure function and relationship
domain the highest and the largest rank grouping orginisms
domain bacteria prokaryotic,single celled orginism that lacks a nucleus in its cell
domain archaea prokaryotic, single celled organism that lacksa nucleusin its cell
domain eukarya organisms with cells that contain a nucleus
kingdom a taxonimic rank below domain 6 groups,animilia fungi,plante,and bacteria
autotroph an organism that is able to make its own food;known as a produser in the food chain
heterotroph an organism that cannot make its own food it is known as a consumerin the food chain.
a sexual reproduction a method of reproduction that requires only one parent
sexual reproduction a method of reproductionthat requires both male and female
cell theory states that all living orginisms are made up of more than one cellcells are the basic unit of life and all cells are made up of other cells
kingdom archea unicellular,asexual auto and heterotroph prokaryotic orginism
kingdom eubacteria unicellular multicellular sexual asexual heterotroph
kingdom protista sexual and asexual
kingdom fungi uni and multicellular
kingdom plante multicellular sexual asexual autotrophs
kingdom animilia asexual heterotrophs eukaryotic
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