Grouping and Identifying Organisms Flashcards

1
Q

A living thing

A

Organism

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2
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A permanent increase in size

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Growth

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3
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Feeding: taking in substances that are needed for growth or to provide energy

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Nutrition

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4
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Getting rid of waste materials such as carbon dioxide

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Excretion

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5
Q

The ability of an organism to notice and respond to changes happening around them

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Sensitivity

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6
Q

The ability of organisms to change position

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Movement

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7
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The ability of organisms to produce young

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Reproduction

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8
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The process of breaking down food to provide an organism with ENERGY

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Respiration

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9
Q

A fungus with a round top and a short stem

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Mushroom

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10
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A fungus with a round top and narrow stem

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Toadstool

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11
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A group of bacteria or fungi, such as the ones growing on the surface of agar jelly

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Colony

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12
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A living organism so small that it can only be seen with a microscope

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Microorganism

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13
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A microscopic fungus

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Yeast

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14
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A small, clear round dish with a lid, used for growing microorganisms

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Petri Dish

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15
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A thick, clear substance made from seaweed, used for growing microorganisms

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Agar Jelly

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16
Q

Made of only one cell

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Single-Celled

17
Q

Organisms made of a very small single cell, with a cell wall but no nucleus

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Bacteria

18
Q

Organisms such as mushrooms, toadstools and yeast; they get their energy from decaying organic material

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Fungi

19
Q

Small, plant-like organisms that grow in or near water

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Algae

20
Q

Very small, single-celled, animals organisms

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Protozoa

21
Q

Substances that living organisms can use to supply them with energy, or to help them grow

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Nutrients

22
Q

Solid Animal waste

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Dung

23
Q

A chemical that is a necessary art of cells of all living thing

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Protein

24
Q

A substance inside a virus containing asset of coded instructions for making more viruses

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RNA

25
Q

An extremely small structure made of a protein coat surrounding RNA (or DNA); — can invade cells and cause them to produce more —

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Virus

26
Q

Flu; a common viral illness that causes fever and headache

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Influenza

27
Q

Make a copy

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Replicate

28
Q

A group of organisms that can reproduce with others in the same —, but not with members of a different —

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Species

29
Q

A sample

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Specimen

30
Q

Being able to produce offspring

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Fertile

31
Q

Differences between individuals that belong to the same species

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Variation

32
Q

Exactly the same

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Identical

33
Q

The “children” of a living organism

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Offspring

34
Q

Unable to produce offspring

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Infertile

35
Q

A set of questions about an organism that helps with indentification

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Key

36
Q

Bramching into two

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Dichotomous