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Growth: Getting larger in size.
Development: Process of change

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Growth-Foot size getting larger
Development- Facial Hair

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Passing down traits to offspring- as these traits change over time, it leads to evolution.

Ex- Being able to role your tongue from your mom and your ear not attached from your dad.

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Announcement

We are pleased to announce the winners of the first annual prize for the best student-led paper in Heredity. The quality of papers was in general very high but the award for this year goes to Donald McKnight, from James Cook University. We would like to thank all of the authors for submitting their research to Heredity and specifically congratulate those contributing to the long- and short-listed papers.

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Announcement We are pleased to announce the winners of the first annual prize for the best student-led paper in Heredity. The quality of papers was in general very high but the award for this year goes to Donald McKnight, from James Cook University.

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Making more of a species( Making offspring)

Ex- Animals making more of their kind to keep their species going.

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the act or process of reproducing; specifically : the process by which plants and animals give rise to offspring and which fundamentally consists of the segregation of a portion of the parental body by a sexual or an asexual process and its subsequent growth and... See the full definition

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What are the 7 characteristics that all living things share?

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Introduction to the Characteristics of life

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Reacting to stimulus (change in environment) and adjusting.

Ex-Putting on a jacket if the weather is not so good or it is really cold.

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sensing and responding to the environment

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Biology Sensing and Responding to the Environment - Shmoop Biology

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Shmoop Biology explains Sensing and Responding to the Environment. Part of our Animal Behavior Learning Guide. Learning and teaching resource for Sensing and Responding to the Environment written by PhD students from Stanford, Harvard, Berkeley

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#1 Living things are made of cells.(Organized)

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#1 Living things are made of cells.(Organized)

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The way an organism is organized- specific cells have specific jobs.

Ex- Cardiac Muscular tissue pumping blood through the heart. It is only found in the heart and takes up most of the hearts mass.

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Cell theory states that living things are composed of one or more cells, that the cell is the basic unit of life, and that cells arise from existing cells. Read more about cell theory in the Boundless open textbook.

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Maintain a stable internal environment even though the outside is changing.

Ex- Sweating on a hot sunny day

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Breaking down food into energy (ATP) that can be used to do everyday functions.

Ex- Candy bars, the metabolism breaks it down into energy for the body.