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Living this Vocab

Living thungs vocab

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classification Grouping item together based on their common characteristics
taxonomy the study of how scientist classify organisms (living things)
kingdom the largest category in the classification levels. organisms are places into this category based on various characteristics
binomial nomenclature two-word naming system that Linnacus used to name species
genus a group of similar species: first part of scientific name
species the smallest group in the classification levels. a group of similar organisms that can mate and produce fertile offspring in nature
autotrophs organisms that make their own food(plants)
stimuli (or stimulus) organisms that cannot make its own food and gets food by consuming other living things (animals)
responze any change in an organisms surroundings
growth a reaction to s stimulus
development this is when your cells increase.this causes you to get larger
cell all of the changes that take place during an organisms's life
unicellular a single- called organisms made of only one cell
multicellular organisms made of more than one cell
energy required to carry out life processes like growing,developing,repairing injured parts
respiration process by which energy is released from food
asexual reproduction process using the sun,water, and carbon dioxide to make food
sexual reproduction type of reproduction with only one parent
monera type of reproduction with two parents
fungi kingdom containing bacteria
division kingdom containing mushrooms and yeast,and mold
phylum another name for phyla in the plant kingdom
order a group of classes
class a group of families
family a group of orders
scientific name a group of genera (plural for genus)
organism the name given to each species,consisting of its genus and its species label,ex: `Canis Lupus (wolf)
non-living a single living thing
obtain referring to something that has never been alive: does NOT mean dead
basic processes to get
5 kingdoms growing,developing,and repairing injuries
protist kingdoms kingdom,phylum,class,order,family,genus,species
eukaryotic plants,animals,fungi, prodigy, monters
nucleus kingdom that is mostly single-celled and are eggs
plant kingdoms a cell that has a nucleus
fungi kingdom control center of the cell
animals kingdom kingdom that is eukaryotic cells and autotrops
multi-cellular,eukaryotic ,absorb nutrients from other organisms
multi-cellular,eukaryotic heterotrophs
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