If your blood pressure raises, blood is allowed to flow to the capillaries which decreases blood pressure. On the other hand, if your blood pressure drops some capillaries are deprived of blood flow to raise blood pressure. This is an example of which property of life?

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Q: What is diversity and its features in living world?

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Q: Why are information transmission, energy transfer, and evolution considered basic to life?

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Q: explain the characteristics that define life?

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Q: What is staggering diversity and enormous variety found in living organisms?

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Q: Why are living organisms classified?

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Q: What does it mean to be a multicellular organism?

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Q: Can living organisms arise from nonliving matter?

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Q: Explain the unity and diversity of life ?

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Q: Discuss the concept that life has a chemical basis

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Q: What areas do you think are most diverse in life?

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Q: Which microscopic structure carries out the major life functions in all organisms?

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Q: Why is it likely to be too simplistic to describe accurately what happens in nature?

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Q: Which of the following hierarchy of life levels are not correct? Group of answer choices 1.…

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Q: List the major properties of life?

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Q: What are gradual and orderly changes in nature called ?

A: Nature constantly changes and develop new characteristics in order to adapt.

Q: What processes would you consider essential for maintaining life?

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Q: What is the difference between a one-celled organismand a single cell of a multicelled organism?

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Q: can you name a form of life that is not made up of one or more cells?

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Q: What are the basic characteristics that define life?

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Q: What Planet has a sustain life?

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Q: How do organisms maintain cellular and molecular balance?

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Q: How does DNA serve as the genetic basis for the living process?

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Q: How Living Organisms Reproduce and Develop ?

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Q: Which of the following depicts the hierarchy of biological organization?

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 A. Living organisms create energy. B.…

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Q: Explain the levels of organization of life?

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