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The Characteristics of Living things by Jenesis

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The Characteristics of Living things by Jenesis

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February 23, 2022 Block 3

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- A cell is too small to be seen without a form of magnification
- All living things are made of up cells
- Groups of cells form tissues and systems

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Maintain a stable internal environment (homeostasis) 

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Maintain a stable internal environment (homeostasis) 

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- The process where an organism tends to maintain stability while adjusting to conditions that are best for its survival
- Maintains optimal conditions for enzyme action throughout the body
- Depends on the ability of your body to detect and oppose these changes
- EX: When you have a fever and your body tries to drop your temperature back to normal.

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The discovery of DNA supports the theory of evolution
- All organisms evolved from ancient microbes
- Human evolution has taken 5 million years

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- Your body is constantly responding to the environment
- When scared or anxious, your body enters fight or flight
- Responding to the environment starts with a stimulus

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- The reproduction system contains the largest and smallest human cells
- The reproduction system is a collection of internal organs
- Infertility is actually not as rare as you think.

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Living organisms need energy to thrive.

- They need this energy to do things such as growing, maintaining balance, and reproduction.
- Energy is the power to do things.

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All living things grow and develop during their lives
- Multicellular organisms undergo a process known as development, which requires changes in their cells.
- It can be change in size or change in shape.

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- The genetic code diverges slightly in certain organisms            

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-Genetic code is identical in almost all species
-Genetic code is the sequence of DNA and RNA that determines the amino acid sequence of proteins.