single- celled examples bacteria (amoeba) fungi (Yeast) multicellular organisms insects and humans respiratory and circulatory The respiratory system exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide with the circulatory system Circulatory and nervous They are both transport systems. Marrow bones Produces blood cells inherited trait nose shape earlobe shape tongue- rolling nervous and circulatory human body systems are located throughout most of the body bacterial cell It has the ability to carry out all of its life functions. digestive and circulatory Both absorb gases or nutrients into the body nervous system body system that sends electrical signals to all other body systems Respiratory organs Trachea Lungs Diaphragm Bronchi Genes Carry the information that determines your physical traits similar physical traits Parent and offspring have similar genetic structures Cardiovascular organs Heart Veins Arteries Capillaries cardiovascular system transport gases and nutrients throughout the body multicellular organism The cells have different functions DNA The molecule inside cells that contains the genetic information learned behaviors food preference language single- celled organisms They perform all life processes Skeletal organs Bones Cartilages ligaments Nervous organs Brain Spinal cord nervous and muscular The nervous system controls the muscular system Digestive organs Mouth Stomach Esophagus Intestines muscular organs skeletal muscles smooth muscles cardiac muscles multicellular organisms need transport systems Most have cells that are not able to exchange gases with the outside environment. single- celled examples bacteria (amoeba) fungi (Yeast) multicellular organisms insects and humans respiratory and circulatory The respiratory system exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide with the circulatory system Circulatory and nervous They are both transport systems. Marrow bones Produces blood cells inherited trait nose shape earlobe shape tongue- rolling nervous and circulatory human body systems are located throughout most of the body bacterial cell It has the ability to carry out all of its life functions. digestive and circulatory Both absorb gases or nutrients into the body nervous system body system that sends electrical signals to all other body systems Respiratory organs Trachea Lungs Diaphragm Bronchi Genes Carry the information that determines your physical traits similar physical traits Parent and offspring have similar genetic structures Cardiovascular organs Heart Veins Arteries Capillaries cardiovascular system transport gases and nutrients throughout the body multicellular organism The cells have different functions DNA The molecule inside cells that contains the genetic information learned behaviors food preference language single- celled organisms They perform all life processes Skeletal organs Bones Cartilages ligaments Nervous organs Brain Spinal cord nervous and muscular The nervous system controls the muscular system Digestive organs Mouth Stomach Esophagus Intestines muscular organs skeletal muscles smooth muscles cardiac muscles multicellular organisms need transport systems Most have cells that are not able to exchange gases with the outside environment.
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bacteria (amoeba)
fungi (Yeast)
insects and humans
The respiratory system exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide with the
circulatory system
They are both transport systems.
Produces blood cells
nose shape
earlobe shape
tongue-rolling
human body systems are located throughout most of the body
It has the ability to carry out all of its life functions.
Both absorb gases or nutrients into the body
body system that sends electrical signals to all other body systems
Trachea
Lungs
Diaphragm
Bronchi
Carry the information that determines your physical traits
Parent and offspring have similar genetic structures
Heart
Veins
Arteries
Capillaries
transport gases and nutrients throughout the body
The cells have different functions
The molecule inside cells that contains the genetic information
food preference
language
They perform all life processes
Bones
Cartilages
ligaments
Brain
Spinal cord
The nervous system controls the muscular system
Mouth
Stomach
Esophagus
Intestines
skeletal muscles
smooth muscles
cardiac muscles
Most have cells that are not able to exchange gases with the outside
environment.
