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Characteristics of Living Things 1/23/15 Starter: 1/23/15 Practice: List what things you believe are characteristics of living things Application/Connection: Paste Notes here when Done Exit: Where do these plant parts fit in the levels of organization? Guard cell, xylem, leaf, plant 149 150 Characteristics of Living Things What do you think makes you a living creature?
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January 23, 2015 AGENDA 7.12 F recognize that according to cell theory al organisms are composed of cells and cells carry on similar functions such as extracting energy from food to sustain life. 1 Starter 2.Practice 3.Ws
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12/16 Light Years 125-126 12/17 Formation of the Universe 127-128 12/18 Big Bang 129-130 12/19 Early Astronomers and Light year Writing 131-132 1/7 Waves and the EM Spectrum 133-134 1/8 Wavestown 135-136 1-9 EM Writing and Quiz 137-138 1-14 Galaxies 139-140 1-15 Counting Galaxies 141-142 1-16 Lives of Stars 143-144 1-20 Characteristics of Stars 145-146 1-21 H-R Diagram 147-148 1/7 Characteristics of Living things 149-150 Table of Contents
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DateLecture/ Activity/ Lab Page 12/17 Groundwater Lab 125-126 1/7 Characteristics of Living things 127-128
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Characteristics of Living Things
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What is biology? The study of living things All living things share certain characteristics
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1. Made of 1 or more cells A. Unicellular (one cell) - ex. Bacteria B. Multicellular (many cells) - ex. Animals, plants
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2. Need energy to survive A. Autotrophs - get energy from sun B. Heterotrophs - get energy by consuming nutrients from their environment
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3. Respond to stimuli in their environment A. Stimuli - factors in the environment that living things react to (ex. Light, temperature, sound, etc.)
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4. All living things reproduce A. Sexual - two sex cells required (sperm and egg) B. Asexual - only one parent cell is needed
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5. Grow and develop A. Each cell divides to make new cells (cell division) – results in growth B. Some cells become specialized and perform different jobs than others (differentiation)
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6. Maintain homeostasis A. Homeostasis – a relatively stable internal environment (within a certain range) - (ex. Human body temperature (approximately 98.6 degrees F))
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7. Have a universal genetic code A. All living things have DNA B. DNA passes on genetic information from one generation to the next
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8. Adapt and evolve over time A. Evolution - gradual change in a population of organisms over time Individuals DO NOT evolve
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Characteristics of Living Things 1/23/15 Starter: 1/23/15 Practice: List what things you believe are characteristics of living things Application/Connection: Paste Notes here when Done Exit: Where do these plant parts fit in the levels of organization? Guard cell, xylem, leaf, plant 149 150 Characteristics of Living Things What do you think makes you a living creature?
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