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Living things

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Term
Definition
Invertebrates   No backbone  
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Vertebrates   Backbone  
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Response   Reacting to changes in there surroundings  
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Movement   Animals move by running,swimming and flying and plants move more slowly  
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Reproduction   The formation of new organisms  
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Growth   When an organism gets gets bigger  
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Excretion   The removal of waste matter from the body  
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Respiration   The release of energy from food  
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Nutrition   The way an organism gets its food  
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