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Living Things Unit

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The type of organism that cannot make its own food and must eat other things for food heterotroph
The type of organism that makes its own food autotroph
The type of cell with no nucleus and no membranes on the organelles prokaryotic
The type of cell with a nucleus and membranes on organelles eukaryotic
The type of organism made of one cell unicellular
The type of organism made of many cells multicellular
A detailed list of characteristics and steps to identify an organism dichotomous key
The name given to an organism that includes information about what it is related to and it helps scientists communicate about the organism. It includes the genus and species. scientific name
Putting things into groups based on similar characteristics classify
The science of describing, grouping, and naming organisms. taxonomy
The smallest level of organization species
The largest level of classification kingdom
The languages used to create scientific names Latin and Greek
The four needs of living things Air, water, food, a place to live
The new level of classification that is higher than kingdom domain
The type of reproduction where two parents produce offspring that share characteristics of both parents. sexual reproduction
The type of reproduction where a single parent produces offspring that are identical to the parent. asexual reproduction
Another name for an autotroph, or an organism that can produce its own food producer
Another name for a heterotroph that eats other things consumer
Another name for a heterotroph that breaks down dead organisms or animal waste for food. decomposer
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