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What is interdependcy?
Interdependcy is when an organism depend on another organism for survival
What is the difference between a body and an organism or are the two words interchangeable?
A body is like a solid, large living object, but an organism can be a tiny cell with no body. Basically, a body is an organism, but an organism is not a body.
What does life span of an organism depend upon?
Law
What does an an organism in any ecosystem depend on to survive?
what do organismsin an ecosystem depend on the survive
What part of an organism's cell does a virus depend upon?
Mitochondria
What do you call the organism that depend on the producer for food?
We call these consumers.
What is an organism that invades the body of another organism?
Protists
True or False an organism inherited traits depend on protein?
An organism's traits depend on proteins that are in the cell. The genes that carry traits are made from proteins which are processed by the ribosome.
What is a primary and secondary producer?
As an organism that makes its own organicnutrients, usually using energy from sunlight, through photosynthesis. This organism is called aPRODUCER. As an organism that get its energy by feeding on other organisms. For example:- Animals depend or feed on living organisms, so a loin might depend on a deer. This organism is called a CONSUMER.
What is primary and secondary producer?
As an organism that makes its own organicnutrients, usually using energy from sunlight, through photosynthesis. This organism is called aPRODUCER. As an organism that get its energy by feeding on other organisms. For example:- Animals depend or feed on living organisms, so a loin might depend on a deer. This organism is called a CONSUMER.
Does a esophagus depend on any part in the body?
the esophagus does not depend on any part of the body
An organism what is its basic body plan?
The basic body plan of an organism refers to its overall structural organization, including symmetry, body shape, and anatomical features. It outlines the fundamental arrangement of body parts that define the organism's form and function. This plan serves as the foundation for the development and evolution of the organism's body structure.
