protein biomolecule composed of amino acids eukaryotic cell a cell that has a nucleus and other membrane- bound organelles respiratory system system that exchanges gases parasitism symbiosis where one organism is harmed, the other benefits lipid biomolecule that stores long term energy chloroplast the site of photosynthesis in autotrophs mitochondria the organelle that converts glucose to energy digestive system system that breaks down food into monomers circulatory system system that transports molecules, waste and gases cell the basic unit of life carbohydrate biomolecule that is the main source of energy producer autotrophs that provide food to consumers Plantae autotrophic, eukaryotic, multicellular kingdom population a group of the same species that lives in the same area consumer a heterotroph passive transport type of cell transport that moves molecules down the gradient without ATP needed DNA the nucleic acid found in all cells photosynthesis the reaction that takes place in chloroplasts mutualism symbiotic relationship where both organisms benefit Fungi heterotrophic, eukaryotic non-motile kingdom cell wall the rigid structure that provides support to many types of cells, such as plants Golgi body the organelle that packages and ships molecules cell membrane phospholipid bilayer; maintains homeostasis for a cell virus a pathogenic particle composed of a nucleic acid surrounded by a protein coat nucleus the control center of eukaryotic cells active transport type of cell transport that moves molecules against the gradient; requires ATP ATP energy molecule decomposer organisms such as bacteria & fungi that get energy from dead organisms primary succession the type of succession that begin with bare rock enzyme a protein catalyst that lowers the activation energy of a reaction tissue a group of cells that work together Protista unicellular, eukaryotic, motile kingdom homeostasis maintaining a stable internal environment secondary succession type of succession that begins with soil present commensalism symbiosis where one organism benefits, the other is unharmed ribosome the site of protein synthesis in all cells endocrine system system that produces hormones excretory system system that rids the body of wastes bacteria prokaryotic organism that lacks organelles; fixes nitrogen protein biomolecule composed of amino acids eukaryotic cell a cell that has a nucleus and other membrane- bound organelles respiratory system system that exchanges gases parasitism symbiosis where one organism is harmed, the other benefits lipid biomolecule that stores long term energy chloroplast the site of photosynthesis in autotrophs mitochondria the organelle that converts glucose to energy digestive system system that breaks down food into monomers circulatory system system that transports molecules, waste and gases cell the basic unit of life carbohydrate biomolecule that is the main source of energy producer autotrophs that provide food to consumers Plantae autotrophic, eukaryotic, multicellular kingdom population a group of the same species that lives in the same area consumer a heterotroph passive transport type of cell transport that moves molecules down the gradient without ATP needed DNA the nucleic acid found in all cells photosynthesis the reaction that takes place in chloroplasts mutualism symbiotic relationship where both organisms benefit Fungi heterotrophic, eukaryotic non-motile kingdom cell wall the rigid structure that provides support to many types of cells, such as plants Golgi body the organelle that packages and ships molecules cell membrane phospholipid bilayer; maintains homeostasis for a cell virus a pathogenic particle composed of a nucleic acid surrounded by a protein coat nucleus the control center of eukaryotic cells active transport type of cell transport that moves molecules against the gradient; requires ATP ATP energy molecule decomposer organisms such as bacteria & fungi that get energy from dead organisms primary succession the type of succession that begin with bare rock enzyme a protein catalyst that lowers the activation energy of a reaction tissue a group of cells that work together Protista unicellular, eukaryotic, motile kingdom homeostasis maintaining a stable internal environment secondary succession type of succession that begins with soil present commensalism symbiosis where one organism benefits, the other is unharmed ribosome the site of protein synthesis in all cells endocrine system system that produces hormones excretory system system that rids the body of wastes bacteria prokaryotic organism that lacks organelles; fixes nitrogen
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biomolecule composed of amino acids
a cell that
has a nucleus
and other
membrane-bound organelles
system that exchanges gases
symbiosis
where one organism is harmed,
the other benefits
biomolecule that stores long term energy
the site of photosynthesis in autotrophs
the organelle that converts glucose to energy
system
that breaks down food into monomers
system that transports molecules, waste and gases
the basic unit of life
biomolecule that is the main
source of
energy
autotrophs that provide food to consumers
autotrophic, eukaryotic, multicellular kingdom
a group
of the same species that lives in the same area
a heterotroph
type of cell
transport that moves molecules down the gradient without ATP needed
the nucleic acid found in all cells
the reaction that takes place in chloroplasts
symbiotic
relationship where both organisms benefit
heterotrophic, eukaryotic
non-motile kingdom
the rigid structure that provides support to many types of cells, such as plants
the
organelle that packages
and ships molecules
phospholipid
bilayer;
maintains
homeostasis for
a cell
a pathogenic particle composed of a nucleic acid surrounded by a protein coat
the control center of eukaryotic cells
type of cell transport that moves molecules against the gradient; requires ATP
energy molecule
organisms such as bacteria & fungi that
get energy
from dead
organisms
the type of succession that begin with bare rock
a protein catalyst that lowers the activation energy
of a reaction
a group of cells that work together
unicellular, eukaryotic, motile kingdom
maintaining a stable internal environment
type of succession that begins with soil present
symbiosis
where one organism benefits, the other is unharmed
the site of protein synthesis in all cells
system that produces hormones
system that rids the body of wastes
prokaryotic organism that lacks organelles; fixes nitrogen
