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All living things are made of cells, contain DNA or RNA, and are able to reproduce, grow, move, respond to their environment, and repair injuries. Non-living things lack these key characteristics - they do not have cells, DNA, or the ability to reproduce, grow, move, respond, repair themselves or evolve over time. All life follows the same basic principles and needs water and energy to survive.
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This document discusses the key characteristics of living things and their relationship with their environment. It defines living and non-living things, then lists eight characteristics of living things: they need air, water and food; can grow; can move; can respond to stimuli; respire; excrete; reproduce; and have a definite lifespan. It also discusses habitats, including biotic and abiotic components. Finally, it explains that adaptations allow organisms to be suited to their particular habitat.
Characteristics of living things
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1) All living organisms need to take in substances from their environment to obtain energy, grow, and stay healthy.
2) All living organisms show some form of movement, either internally moving substances within the body or externally moving from place to place.
3) All living things exchange gases with their environment, taking in oxygen and releasing carbon dioxide through respiration, and remove waste from their bodies through excretion.
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Ellie's 9 Characteristics of Life
- 1. The Nine Characteristic of Life By: Elizabeth
- 2. Cells All living things have cells. A shoe does not have cells. An elephant has cells.
- 3. DNA and/orRNA The same basic ingredients are in all living things. (DNA or RNA) A boat has no DNA or RNA. A dog has DNA.
- 4. Reproduce and Grow Every living thing has to reproduce and grow. A refrigerator does not reproduce or grow. A human reproduces and grows.
- 5. Moving All living things move. A pole can not move by itself. A cheetah is able to move.
- 6. Responding All living things can respond to their habitat and surroundings. Brick can not respond to anything. A cat can respond to its surroundings and habitat.
- 7. Limited Life Spans Living things can not live forever therefore they have limited life spans A table can not die. A pig has to die at some point.
- 8. Repairing Injuries Living things are able to fix there injuries. A piano can not fix its injuries. A bird can fix its injuries.
- 9. Changing over time to survive Over time living things can change. A chair doesn’t change. Humans have changed over time.
- 10. Water and Energy Living things have to have water and energy. A sidewalk does not need water or energy. A flower needs water and energy.
- 11. THE END