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Characteristics of Living Things
• Living things have a complex, organized
structure that consists largely of organic
molecules.
• Living things respond to stimuli from their
environment.
• Living things actively maintain their complex
structure and their internal environment.
• Living things acquire and use materials and
energy from their environment and convert
them into different forms.
• Living things grow.
• Living things reproduce themselves, using a
molecular blueprint called DNA.
• Living things, as a whole, have the capacity to
evolve.

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Characteristics of living organisms

  • 2. • Living things have a complex, organized structure that consists largely of organic molecules. • Living things respond to stimuli from their environment. • Living things actively maintain their complex structure and their internal environment.
  • 3. • Living things acquire and use materials and energy from their environment and convert them into different forms. • Living things grow. • Living things reproduce themselves, using a molecular blueprint called DNA. • Living things, as a whole, have the capacity to evolve.