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Vocabulary words for quiz on 1.1 and 1.2

TermDefinition
Unicellular Organisms with ONE cell
Multicellular Organisms made of TWO or MORE cells. They are more complex;specialized to do different tasks. The Cells work together.
Water Most common chemical; essential for life.
Carbohydrates Provides cells with energy.
Proteins and Lipids Used for building cells.
Nucleic Acids DNA; provide instructions to carry out the functions of life.
Grow To become larger; organisms make more cells.
Develop To change.
Stimulus A change or signal in the environment that can make an organism react in some way
Response An action or change in behavior.
Asexual Create identical offspring to one parent.
Sexual Create offspring with a combination of DNA from two parents.
Producers/ Autotrophs Make their own food.
Consumers/Heterotrophs Eat others.
Biologist Carlus Linnaeus Arranged organisms based on observable feature.
Binomial Nomenclature Two part naming system made up of the organisms genus and species. The more groups two organisms share, the more characteristics they have in common.
Taxonomy Study of how organisms are classified. Used to figure out name of an unknown organism.
Domains Broadest level of classification. Split into 3 groups, Eukarya, Archaea and Bacteria.
Eurkarya Plant, Animal, Protist and Fungi.
Archaea and Bacteria Unicellular organisms without nuclei.
Scientific naming Genus is first and capitalized; species is second and lowercase. They are in italics or underlined. Usually in Latin. Better than common name because there is only one scientific name.
Organism Any living thing
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