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  • An organism's ability to maintain stable internal conditions is called _________________.
    Homeostasis.
  • The Cell theory states that cells are produced from _________________________.
    Other cells
  • This organelle holds the chromosomes and is known as the control center of the cell.
    Nucleus
  • The organelle that lets materials in and out of the nucleus and surrounds the nucleus is called the ________________________.
    Nuclear membrane (Nuclear envelope)
  • The organelle that makes ribosomes in the nucleus is called ____________________.
    Nucleolus.
  • The first word of an organism's scientific name indicates the _______________.
    Genus.
  • The dense portion of some cells containing nucleic acids is called the ______________.
    Nucleus
  • Food, __________, living space and stable internal conditions are basic needs of living things.
    Water
  • Linnaeus devised a system of naming organisms called _____________ ____________.
    Binomial nomenclature
  • A group of organisms that can mate with each other and produce offspring that can also mate and reproduce is called a(n) _________________.
    Species
  • Which organelles convert energy in food molecules into energy the cell can use?
    Mitochondria
  • A structure that is found in plant cells, but not in animal cells is a _________________.
    Cell wall.
  • The ______________________ is the organelle that controls materials entering and exiting the cell.
    Cell membrane
  • The ________________ make proteins.
    Ribosomes
  • A belief in _______________________________ was disproved when Francesco Redi performed experiments to show that flies do not arise from meat.
    Spontaneous generation
  • In plant and animal cells, the control center of the cell is the _________.
    Nucleus
  • The organelle that holds other organelles in place, it is jelly like and found in both plants and animals is called ___________________________.
    Cytoplasm
  • The ___________________ protects the cell and makes the cell rigid and strong.
    Cell wall
  • Characteristics of all cells include cellular organization, similar chemicals, energy use, response to surroundings, __________________ & ____________________ and __________________________.
    Growth & development and Reproduction.
  • Chloroplasts are found only in the cells of _____________ and some other organisms.
    Plants
  • An organism that is made up of many cells is _________________________.
    Multicellular.
  • The idea that life could spring from nonliving matter is called
    Spontaneous generation
  • Bacteria are ___________________ organisms.
    unicellular
  • The _________________________ converts food into usable energy.
    Mitochondria
  • The __________________________ change sunlight, CO2 and H2O into food.
    Chloroplasts
  • A change in an organism's environment that causes a reaction is called _________________.
    Stimulus
  • An organism is a(n) ___________________ if it can make its own food.
    Autotroph
  • The organelle that is rootlike, contains DNA and in humans there are 46 in each cell is called ______________________.
    Chromosomes
  • The basic units of structure in all living things
    Cells
  • The process of change that occurs during an organism's life to produce a more complex organism is called ______________________.
    Development
  • The Cell theory states that cells are the basic units of _________________ & ________________.
    Structure and function.
  • The gray wolf, Canis lupus and the red wolf, Canis rufus belong to the same
    genus
  • A genus is divided into
    species
  • The two kingdoms that contain only heterotrophs are animals and ________________.
    Fungi
  • The organelle that stores water and other materials, it is found in both plants and animals, but rare in animals. In plants there is just 1 large one.
    Vacuoles.
  • The scientific study of how living things are classified is called ___________________.
    Taxonomy
  • Ribosomes make ___________________.
    Proteins
  • An organism whose cells contain nuclei is called a ______________________.
    Eukaryote.
  • The _____________________ is the organelle that modifies, changes and stores proteins for later use.
    Golgi Body.
  • The organelle that digests old cell parts and other materials and it is only found in animal cells is called ________________________.
    Lysosomes.
  • This organelle has many different types and it stores food and pigments. It is found only in plant cells.
    Plastids
  • The Cell theory states that all living things are made of _________________.
    Cells.
  • The organelle that is found in both plants and animals that provides support and structure for the cell s called the _______________________.
    Cytoskeleton.
  • The ___________________________ moves materials through cells.
    Endoplasmic reticulum (ER)
  • The domains of bacteria and _____________________ contain only prokaryotes.
    Archaea
  • ___________________ are the basic unit of structure and function in living things.
    Cells
  • The region between the cell membrane and the nucleus is called the _________________.
    Cytoplasm
  • Archaea is NOT one of the four kingdoms of _________________________.
    Eukaryotes
  • The scientific study of how living things are classified is called
    taxonomy
  • Cells were discovered using
    Light microscopes