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Organisms evolve and change over time. Evolution can be traced 3.5 billion years ago in fossils and all aspects of living organisms. DNA and structures are similar to those of fossils.

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Organisms can be composed of one or more cells that grow, respond to their surroundings and reproduce. These cells are high complex and organized.

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Living Things Obtain and Use Material and Energy

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Living Things Obtain and Use Material and Energy

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Organisms take in the materials and energy that they need to grow, develop and reproduce. These materials aid in their metabolism.

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Living Things Maintain a Stable Internal Environment

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Living Things Maintain a Stable Internal Environment

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Organisms need homeostasis, which means they need keep their internal environment stable.

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All organisms produce new, similar organisms. This is either through sexual or asexual reproduction. Most plants and animals unite in sexual reproduction and create a new organism, whereas, unicellular organisms take part in asexual reproduction to duplicate themselves.

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Living Things Respond to their Environment

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Living Things Respond to their Environment

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Stimuli signal organisms in the environment, and in turn those organisms respond.

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Each individual has a certain pattern of growth and development, during which, one fertilized egg divides itself over and over. They begin to look different from one to another and they take on different functions.

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Living things are Based on a Universal Genetic Code

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Living things are Based on a Universal Genetic Code

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All organisms store their information in DNA. This information is necessary for their growth, reproduction and lives. With a few minor variations, DNA is passed from parent to their offspring. Life's genetic code is almost identical in every organism.