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All living things Reproduce There are 2 ways in which this can be done. Plants: From the sun's energy "photosynthesis" animals: from eating other organisms "herbivore, carnivore"
All living things Reproduce There are 2 ways in which this can be done. Plants: From the sun's energy "photosynthesis" animals: from eating other organisms "herbivore, carnivore"
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All living things Reproduce There are 2 ways in which this can be done. Plants: From the sun's energy "photosynthesis" animals: from eating other organisms "herbivore, carnivore"
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All things considered to be alive have what characteristics in common?
Make a list of reasons why you think the
following organisms are considered alive. Group that comes the closest wins
8 characteristics of living things
Have cells and DNA Reproduce Grow and Develop Use energy Have a need for materials and energy Respond to environment Maintain internal balance Evolve over time as a species
1. Have cells and DNA
Unicellular Multi-cellular
1. HAVE CELLS AND DNA
Multi-cellular: cells differentiate from a single fertilized egg cell, and they just know to become a heart, leg etc. Uni-cellular : one celled organism (amoeba or bacteria) Both above have DNA ( the genetic code: which is why we look like our parents)
Multi-cellular start off a single cell
2. All living things reproduce
There are 2 ways in which this can be done
Types of reproduction
2. All living things Reproduce
There are 2 types of reproduction: Asexual : 1 parent (budding) - identical bacteria
Sexual: 2 parents cats people
3. Living things grow and develop
What is the difference between the 2 words?
Growth and Development
Bacteria- grow, they just increase in size People develop they increase in size and their bodily functions change over time.until they become an adult ex) puberty
4. Living things use energy to grow/develop/reproduce
Living things use energy to grow/develop/reproduce or just stay alive
Where do we get energy from? Metabolism: combination of chemical
reactions through which an organism builds up and breaks down materials (will release energy) as it carries out life processes Fast metabolism- break down Slow metabolism store for later
Where are they getting energy from?
How obtain energy?
Plants: From the suns energy photosynthesis Lion: From eating other organisms herbivore, carnivore Mushroom: From the remains of dead organisms (decomposers)
6. Respond to stimulus Stimulus- signal to which an organism responds Response- (what they do because of the signal)
Internal stimulus- ex.) sugar levels drop?
then you feel hungry External: ex.) flower leans toward the window in a classroom
Practice Stimulus and Response
My niece kicked me in the shin and I screamed I slammed the door and the class jumped I turned the light on and the mouse ran under the table I placed my hand on the hot stove and I yanked it back and yelped
7. Maintain internal balance
7. Maintain internal balance
External: conditions may vary widely But internal. Should be kept constant.. This is homeostasis Ex) temperature 98.6 F, water content, etc Ex of how it happens? Shivering/sweating Thirst/feeling of fullness
Evolve over time
8. Evolve over time :Evolution
100,000s of millions of yearschanges can be dramatic within a species ex) pre-historic horse was the size of a Barbie doll horse