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| the basic unit of all living things |
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| cells that are generally found in unicellular organisms and lack a nucleus |
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| cells that are generally found in multicellular organisms and contain a nucleus and other complex organelles |
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| Eukaryotic cell that has a cell wall, chloroplast, and a central vacuole, among other organelles |
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| Eukaryotic cell that has centrioles to aid in cell division as well as other membrane-bound organelles |
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| a membrane-bound structure that is specialized to perform important cellular functions |
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| an organism consisting of a single cell |
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| an organism that is made of many cells |
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| an early idea that living organisms came from nonliving things but has since been disproven |
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| the theory that states that: · all living organisms are composed of cells · cells are the basic units of life · cells come from other cells |
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| Explains the evolution of organelles and eukaryotic cells · One cell engulfs another, and they form a symbiotic relationship |
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| Ability to maintain stable conditions |
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