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All Living things share common characteristics

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Copy of Copy of Introduction to the Characteristics of life (1).mp4

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Prokaryotic- ( pro means before a nucleus ). These cells do not have a nucleus  so the DNA is found in the cell. NO NUCLEUS

Eukaryotes- (Eu- means true “nucleus”)
DNA is found IN the nucleus of the cell.

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Sexual Reproduction-
Offspring is created by a male and female exchanging genetic material

Asexual Reproduction-
Offspring is created from only one parent and the offspring is genetically identical to the parent.

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Heterotrophic-
Gets food from other sources.
Example: humans eat plants and animals

Autotrophic-
Make food using another source.
Phototrophic-
(use light to make food)
Chemotrophic-
(use chemicals to make food)

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This is a useful revision lesson on photosynthesis. Find out all you need to know about plants making their own food with light, water and carbon dioxide

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3.  R- can/does is RESPOND to environment

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3.  R- can/does is RESPOND to environment

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Homeostasis- is balance in the organism
Examples: sweating, shivering, vomiting, wilting
Adaptations-
A species way to change to fit in to an environment and survive
Ex: peppered moths

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Living organisms respond to their environment

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All living organisms respond to their environment. They also respond to internal and external stimuli

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Unicellular – an organism that is made
of one cell
(uni- means one)
(example:  Bacteria)

Multicellular – an organism made up of many cells that work together
(multi- means more than one)
(Example:  Humans)

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Copy of Unicellular and Multicellular.mp4

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Growing:  just getting bigger, but basically looks like the parent.
Developing: goes through stages and the adult looks different than the baby.

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Time Lapse of Pea Shoot - Root Growth.mp4