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    Unit 3: Life Science Notes

     Levels of Classification:
    1. Kingdom
    2. Phylum
    3. Class
    4. Order
    5. Family
    6. Genus
    7. Species

     Six-Kingdom System are:


    - Archaebacteria
    - Eubacteria
    - Fungi
    - Protista
    - Plants
    - Animals

     Characteristics of living organisms:


    1. Nutrition
    2. Respiration.
    3. Movement.
    4. Excretion. 
    5. Growth.
    6. Reproduction. 
    7. Sensitivity

     The Cell:

    Plant cells Animal cells


    Round, square, rectangular. Can have Variety of shapes.
    Have a cell wall. No cell wall.
    Usually Have Chloroplast. No Chloroplast.
    Usually have one large Vacuole. Have many small Vacuole.
    Have starch grains as food store. Have glycogen as food store.

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