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| A detailed list of identifying characteristics |
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| The length of time an organism lives |
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| to make more of an organism's own kind |
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| The smallest units that carry on life functions |
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| The two-word name that is an organism's species |
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| The internal regulation of life-maintaining processes |
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| What all living things use to find food |
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| This is NOT found in an animal cell |
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| Chlorophyll can be found in an organelle called ______. |
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| The nucleus is the larges of the ________. |
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| Food, Water, and a Place to Live |
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| All organisms need ______ to survive. |
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| Antibiotics, Antivirals and Prevention |
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| What measures will help a viral infection? |
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| Cold sores are caused by _____. |
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| Lysosomes are organelles that contain _______ to break down food and cell waste. |
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| These are NOT found in plant cells. |
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| Humans are made up of ______ percent water. |
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| The smallest unit of life. |
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| ________ transport materials within a cell and between cells. |
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| Plants and some bacteria make their own _____. |
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| A Swedish naturalist named _______ developed a system of classifying organisms. |
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| Most plants and animals are _____-celled organisms. |
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| Cells have _____ structures and different functions. |
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| Most of the life processes of a cell take place in the ______. |
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| The ______ is an organ made up of nerve, blood, and muscle tissue. |
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| Some _____ are organized into tissue, organs and organ systems. |
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