unit 4 vocab: multicellular and unicellular organisms
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| unicellular | A single celled organism.
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| Multicellular | An organism made up of more than one cell.
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| Organelles | Parts inside of a unicellular organism that perform life functions.
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| Waste removal | The life function of getting rid of waste materials.
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| Respiration | In unicellular organisms, this life function is breaking down food to release energy.
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| Irritability | The life function of responding to the environment.
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| Reproduction | The life function where an organism makes more of it's own kind.
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| Growth | In unicellular organisms, this life function means replacing worn out cell parts; in multicellular organisms, it means getting larger in size.
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| Urinary system | The system in multicellular organisms that gets rid of liquid waste.
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| Endocrine system | Works with the reproductive system in multicellular organisms to perform reproduction.
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| Nervous system | The system that helps multicellular organisms react to their environment.
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| Vacuole and cell membrane | The organelles in unicellular organisms that perform waste removal.
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| Binary Fission | The method by which unicellular organisms reproduce.
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| Mitochondria | The cell organelle that performs respiration in unicellular organisms.
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| Tissues | A group of similar cells working together to perform a specific job.
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| Organs | The structure that is made up of different kinds of tissues that work together to perform a specific life function.
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| Organ systems | A group of organs that work together to perform a major life function.
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| Respiratory system | The system made up of the lungs and other organs that enable a multicellular organism to breathe.
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| Circulatory System | Works with the respiratory system to move oxygen around the body.
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| Cell division (mitosis) | The process multicellualr organisms use to add new cells when growing.
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