Introduction To Life.

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Introduction To Life

Biology is the study of life. This study of life ranges from the very simple one-celled organisms….. …..to the very complex multicellular organisms.

The Characteristics of Life All living things…. …no matter how different from each other they may be…. ….share a set of common characteristics.

Living things… are BIOTIC ….are made up of units called cells.

Living things… ….reproduce.

Living things… ….are based on a universal genetic code called DNA.

Living things… ….grow and develop.

Living things… ….obtain and use materials and energy.

Living things… ….respond to their environment.

Living things… ….maintain a stable internal environment in a process called homeostasis. Homeostasis is the balance between cells and their environment.

Living things… ….evolve, or change, over time.

Nonliving things are ABIOTIC H20 – water is needed by all organisms CO2 – Carbon dioxide is needed by plants for photosynthesis O2 – Animals need oxygen to convert energy during cellular respiration Chemicals Metals, Rocks, Soil, Temperature, Pressure, Humidity, Gases, Air VIruses