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Characteristics of Life - G9 HO Group 1, However, most of the energy is…

- - - - In asexual reproduction, an individual can reproduce without involvement with another individual of that species. The division of a bacterial cell into two daughter cells is an example of asexual reproduction.
    - - Sexual reproduction occurs when the sperm from the male parent fertilizes an egg from the female parent, producing an offspring that is genetically different from both parents.
- - - - Reaction to internal and external stimuli are called responses.
      - Stimuli is the thing that makes your response happen, like the 2 examples below, The stimuli of heat and of fear.
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    - - When you sweat, that's your bodies response to keep it from over heating, the stimuli is the heat
      - The Cheetah responds to the need for food by chasing a Gazelle.
        The Gazelle responds by running away, the stimuli is the fear of being eaten.
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    - - Summary
        
        Stimuli is the event or thing the happens before the Response responds.
- - - - Display of Organization - arranged in an orderly way.
        
        The different levels of organization in a human
        
        Organism
        
        Organization in relation to other organisms
        
        Cells are made up of different organized parts
        
        There are different levels or organization
        
        These are organs
- - - - Regulation of an organism's internal conditions to maintain life
      - A property of cells, tissues, and organisms that allows the maintenance of the stability needed to function properly
- - - - Organisms that cannot make their own food get energy by consuming other organisms. Some of the energy that organism takes in is used for growth, development, and maintaining homeostasis.
      - Other unicellular organisms can transform the energy in chemical compounds to make their food.
- - - - Flamingo
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    - - Humans (CJ)
        
        Humans are excellent examples of growth and development. Eventually, organisms die, returning their gathered resources to the earth for reuse by new organisms.
        
        Without straining the parent organism, these small copies gather their own resources to grow, enlarge, mature, age, and reproduce themselves
        
        The cycles and stages of life are growth and development.
        
        To conserve resources, organisms reproduce with immature and small copies of themselves..
- - - - Humans
      - Plants
      - Animals
  - - - Bacteria
      - Protist
      - Fungi