Biology 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? AllScienceFunNone Created by: Darceybrown11Created on: 27-01-19 11:38 What is Descrete Variation Discrete Varition is when organisms either have or do not have a feature and so the organisms can be placed into distinct groups. 1 of 14 Continuous Variation Continuous Variation is when the feature varies from one extreme to another for all the organisms in the species. 2 of 14 Growth Living things grow to increase in size. Animals stop growing when they become adults. Plants grow all their life. 3 of 14 Movement Animals can move from pace to place. Plants do not move about but they can still move some of their parts. 4 of 14 Feeding Animals take in food. Plants make their own food. Food contains energy. 5 of 14 Respiration Respiration is a chemical reaction that takes place inside cells where food molecules are broken down to release energy needed to stay alive. 6 of 14 Sensitivity Living things are aware of their surroundings and react to things around them. 7 of 14 Reproduction Living things reproduce to make new organisms like themselves. 8 of 14 Excretion Living things get rid of waste materials that are made in their bodies. 9 of 14 Tissue A group of similar cells that work together to carry out a specific function to form a tissue such as blood or nerves. 10 of 14 Organs Several types of tissue make up an organ which has a particular function. 11 of 14 Systems Selected organs together for a system which carries out one of the many life processes. 12 of 14 Organisms Organs and systems are coordinated to form an organism capable of carrying out all of life’s processes 13 of 14 What is the order? Cells, tissues, organs, systems, organism 14 of 14
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