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What did Anton Van Leewenhoek discover?

He saw that all living things have cells.


What did Schwann conclude in 1839?

All living things are made of one or more cells.


What was the origianal cell theory?

The original cell theory was made hunderds of years ago, and was made of three parts. It said that all living things are made up of one or more cells, that all cells come from other cells, and that cells are the basic structure of life.


What are two things that all organized groups have in common to govern themselves?

Laws and leaders.


What three things allowed the roman empire to expand so well?

Three of the things that enabled the Roman empire to expand so well and last so long were the army, the common laws for all and the ability to absorb other cultures.Three of the things that enabled the Roman empire to expand so well and last so long were the army, the common laws for all and the ability to absorb other cultures.Three of the things that enabled the Roman empire to expand so well and last so long were the army, the common laws for all and the ability to absorb other cultures.Three of the things that enabled the Roman empire to expand so well and last so long were the army, the common laws for all and the ability to absorb other cultures.Three of the things that enabled the Roman empire to expand so well and last so long were the army, the common laws for all and the ability to absorb other cultures.Three of the things that enabled the Roman empire to expand so well and last so long were the army, the common laws for all and the ability to absorb other cultures.Three of the things that enabled the Roman empire to expand so well and last so long were the army, the common laws for all and the ability to absorb other cultures.Three of the things that enabled the Roman empire to expand so well and last so long were the army, the common laws for all and the ability to absorb other cultures.Three of the things that enabled the Roman empire to expand so well and last so long were the army, the common laws for all and the ability to absorb other cultures.

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What are the four characteristics common to all living things?

Characteristics of life/ living things: 1. DNA 2. Can sense and respond to change 3. Reprodudtion 4. Metabolism (a way to take energy from surroundings)


What characteristic do the member of all six kingdoms have in common?

all have cells.


What are 3 things common to all cells?

A nucleus, cytoplasm and DNA.


Which structure is common to all five kingdoms of living things?

Cells.


What do all eukaryotic have in common?

they are both equalThey ALL have DNA. (:All eukaryotic cells have a few things in common. The most common thing they have in common is structures.


What do cells of protists fungi plants and animals not have in common?

All of them do not have toenails. There are uncountable things that they all do not have in common. Are you certain that you are asking the question the way you intend?


What do all every living organisms have?

All living organisms have alot of things in common properly one of the main things is they all are made up of cells or a cell.


What are three characteristics that all living things on earth have in common?

Growth, Need nutrients, Move, Respiration, Sensitivity, Reproduction, Excretion


What are 4 things all cells have?

Cell membrane, DNA, cytoplasm and ribosomes


What do all living things have common?

All living things have cells as well as:movementgrowthbreathingfeelingreproductioneatingget rid of wasteresponsiveness to stimuli


What not living things have no cells?

None all living things need cells to live the cells have all things needed for life so if something doesn't have cells it is not alive.


What is one thing that all living things have in common?

One thing that all living things have in common is the ability to grow and reproduce. This is a fundamental characteristic of life that allows organisms to pass on their genetic information to future generations.