According to Darwin's Theory of Evolution, living things evolved over the past billions of years, through mutations and generations.
If some life form split into 2 species 5 million years ago, you get the difference between one kind of money and another kind of money.
If you go back about 50 million years, you get the difference (today) between chickens and ostriches.
If you go back about 2 billion years, you get a much bigger difference in life forms (not just inter-species, but a different form of life altogether, due to the time since the split-off). In that case, you get the difference of plants and animals, and this is just what happened.
About 2 billion years ago, or so, cells had just evolved. Some of them developed the ability to interact with electromagnetic, forming the nervous system in animals today. Those cells that couldn't interact with electromagnetic didn't die off though. They kept up and combated natural selection in a different way. They clung onto the sea floor and turned into plants.
animals, microorganisms and plants.
Charles Darwin's greatest scientific contribution is his work on the Theory of Evolution. Without it, the fact that plants and animals evolved from its ancestors would not have been discovered.
Animals, Plants, and organisms
All plants are organisms. If it is a plant, it is an organism. Anything that is alive is an organism.
how do organisms utilize the stored energy from green plants
Plants are eukaryotic organisms
Plants
Organisms that eat plants are called herbivores.
no they are not
Most plants.
An organism can be a plant, but not all organisms are plants. Plants are one of the five main groups of living organisms, which also include animals, fungi, protists, and bacteria. Each group has distinct characteristics that differentiate them from one another.
Organisms that eat water plants and duckweed called omnivores.