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Characteristics of Life
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Characteristics of Life
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characteristics
life
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Characteristics of Life
Made of cells
which are
basic unit of life
which may be
multicellular
such as
plants and animals
which may be
unicellular
such as
bacteria
grow
which means
increase in size or number of cells
reproduce
which may be
sexual
consisting of
two parents
which may be
asexual
consisting of
one parent
genetic code
which means
organisms resemble parents
because
DNA
passes from
parent to offspring
obtains material for energy
to fuel
metabolism
which creates ones
chemical reaction
by
change in light, temperature, or water
capturing sunlight
for the process of
photosynthesis
maintain a stable internal enviorment
known as
homeostasis
such as
regulation of body temperature or blood glucose level
respond to stimuli
due to
change in the enviorment
such as
consuming plants and animals
being highly organied
such as
cells-->tissue-->organs-->organ systems-->organism
evolve
which means
to adapt over time
such as
cacti
which have
adapt to dry conditions
found in the
desert
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