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| made up of more than one cell, often are specialized to perform a special function in the organism |
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| a change that occurs durng an organisms life that makes it more complex |
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| basic unit of structures function in an organism |
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| single celled organism, contains only one cell, can perform all functions |
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| any change in the environment or surroundings that causes an organism to react |
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| a reaction to a change in the environment |
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| is the idea that living things came from non-living things |
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| captures sun's energy to make food |
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| get their energy by feeding on others; they cannot make their own food |
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| an ability to keep the conditions inside their body the same even if their surroundings change |
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| is the grouping of things according to how they are the same |
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| a 2 part naming system of organisms |
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| the science of classifying living things |
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| is a grouping of similar, closely related organisms - name is always capitalized |
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| a dense area in a cell that contains nucleic acids - tells the cell what to do |
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| basic unit of structure and function in living things |
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| instrument that makes objects look larger |
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| states all living things are made of cells; cells are the basic units of structure and function of living things;living cells only come from other living cells |
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