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You would identify an object as living if it grows or moves or responds to stimulation. Non-living things do not grow or respond to stimulation.
A wasp is a living animal.
Containing a cell wall indicates that the cell does not belong to an animal or a protozoa. Containing chloroplast indicates that the cell is eukaryotic and conducts photosynthesis.Therefore, one could infer that the cell in question is likely a plant cell.
The animal cell does...
any living thingAn organism is a living plant or animal.
One thing they use to identify some animal is by classes
They either existed at one time and we already have records of that animal, or the bones are found in the ground by some unknown person and scientists cannot identify it as a current living animal, leaving the only choice of an extinct animal.
what is the reason that sarcoscypha that's not plant
A forensic scientist uses biology to identify living things, like if a mark on the victim was made by an animal.
because it would either grow roots or leaves
Food containing nourishments that are essential for the specific living organism.
An animal is a living thing.
Chloroplast
Domestic waste water is any waste water that is produced by ordinary living uses. This includes liquid waste containing vegetable or animal matter.
This is because of classification. It's the way scientists identify living things, and the term "animal" is one of the broader terms. So it all narrows down from "Plant" and "Animal", into different groups like warm/cold-blooded, etc.
He was curious as to why we were living.
no, it is a free-living animal.