LIFE SCIENCE 3

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LIVING ORGANISMS
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LIFE SCIENCE 3 WELCOME TO CHAPTER 3
LIVING ORGANISMS living organisms are made of cells.cells are the basic units of life made by living matter called protoplasm.living organisms are identified fom non-living to living organisms .there are seven basic processes of life which can be remembered using the seven letter word merring .
MERRING m~movement e~excretion r~reproduction r~respiration i~irratibility(sensitivity) n~nutrition g~growth
MOVEMENT is the ability of livng organisms to change position using energy from respiration
EXCRETION is the process whereby living organisms remove waste susbstances produced witjin the body
RESPIRATION is the chemical breakdown of food mainly carbohydrate in living organisms to release energy
REPRODUCTION the process whereby living organisms produce young ones (offspring) similar to them
IRRITABILITY( OR SENSITIVITY) being able to sense stimulus and respond to it accordingly
NUTRITION(OR FEEDING) the process whereby living organisms take in food to maintain life
GROWTH the increase of living matter (protoplasm) and the number of cells in a living organism
THE VARIETY AND CLASSIFICATION OF LIVING ORGANISMS #cellular structure~some are unicellular(made of one cell)and others are multi-cellular(made of many cells) #presence of chlorophyll~plants have chlorophyll(green pigment) #flowering (for plants only) #backbone(for aniamls only)
DIFERRENCES BETWEEN PLANTS AND ANIMALS *PLANTS #have a green pigment called chlororphyll #make their own food by photosynthesis #little movement limited growth #have fixed positions
*ANIMALS #have no chlorophyll #feed on food made by plants #move about from one place to another #have no fixed position
VERTEBRATES AND INVERTEBRATES *VERTEBRATES #animls have backbones #skeleton covered by flesh(endoskeleton) #body not segmented #xample are mammals,bird,reptiles,fish,amphibian
*INVERTEBRATES #animals without backbones #skeleton outside flesh(exoskeleton) or support is by fluids (hydroscopic) #have segmented body #examples are worms ,molluscs(snails),arthropods
ARTHROPODA are the largest group of animals on earth.they belong to the group of animals called invertebrates.the term arthropod means jointed legs and it forms a phylum called arthropoda,a group of classes of living organisms sharing a common charecteristic of jointed legs
THE PHYLUM ARTHROPODA #insecta #crustacea #arachnida #chilopoda #diplopoda
INSECTA #two pairs of wings #body divided into head ,thorax and abdomen #one pair of antenna #one pair of compound eyes #six legs divided into 3 pairs #have special piercing mouth for sap-sucking insects and biting jaws for tissue-eating insects eg.locust ,housefly,mosquito
CRUSTACEA #body divided into two regions #mostly aquatic arthropods #body covered by a hard exoskeleton #have two pairs of compound eyes #have two pairs of antennae #have 5 pairs of legs or more eg.woodlice ,crabs,lobsters
ARACHNIDA #body divided into 2 regions,cephalothorax(head and thorax of 6 segmants) and abdomen(13 segments) #4 pairs of legs attached to the cephalothorax #no antennae eg.spiders,scorpions,mites
MYRIAPODA *CHILOPODA(CENTIPEDES) HUNDRED LEGS # have longer legs than millipedes and can move faster #belong to ghe class chilopoda (miriapods with one pair of legs per segment) #have a pair of poisonous claws injecting poison onto their prey (victim) #body flattened in cross-section
*DIPLODOPDA(MILLIPEDES) THOUSAND LEGS #legs are shorter than those of chilopoda and moves slower than centipedes #legs adapted for burrowing through humus and soil #belong to the class diplopoda (miriapods with two pairs of legs per segment) #rounded body in cross-section
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