Asexual Reproduction - a type of reproduction that occurs with
one
organism and the resulting offspring are completely identical
to that of their parent
Assimilation - when the organism makes nutrients part of its own
body
Biology - the study of life
Cell - the smallest unit of life
Excretion - when an organism
removes poisonous waste substances
Evolution - the gradual change in
an organism over time
Growth - the process where organisms increase in size
Homeostasis - the constant, stable internal environment obtained in
an organism
Metabolism - every chemical reaction occurring within the cells of
an organism
Nutrients - the required materials that is needed by an organism for
energy, growth, repair, or maintenance
Nutrition - the process that occurs when an organism takes in food
(ingestion) which is eventually broken down (digestion) to provide
the organism with the necessary materials needed for metabolism
Regulation - all of the different activities that help to maintain
an organism's stable internal environment (homeostasis)
Reproduction - the process in which living things produce new living
organisms of their own species
Respiration -the process when energy is released during complex
series of chemical reactions
Sexual Reproduction - a type of reproduction that occurs with two
organisms and the resulting offspring are not completely identical
to that of their parent
Synthesis - when two or more simple substances are combined
chemically to form much more complex substances
Transport -the process of substances moving into and out of cells or
distributed within the cells
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