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Multicellular Organisms

Multicellular Organisms. Section 2.1-4. Specialized cells. Cells that perform a specific function Blood cell carries oxygen Nerve cell sends and receives signals. Plants. Producers – make their own food Autotrophs – self feeder Photosynthesis – captures sunlight and

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Multicellular Organisms

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  1. Multicellular Organisms Section 2.1-4

  2. Specialized cells • Cells that perform a specific function • Blood cell carries oxygen • Nerve cell sends and receives signals

  3. Plants • Producers – make their own food • Autotrophs – self feeder • Photosynthesis – captures sunlight and converts to chemical energy • Chemical energy (food) is often stored in the form of starch H2O + CO2 C6H12O6 + O2

  4. Animals • Consumers – need to get energy from other organisms predator – hunts other animals prey – hunted by others for food

  5. Animals • Heterotroph – feeds on or eats other organisms • Herbivores – feed on plants or algae • Carnivores – feed on other animals • Omnivores – feed on plants and animals

  6. Fungi • Most are decomposers • Break down complex carbon compounds that are part of living matter and leave simpler compounds behind • Most are multicellular (yeast is not)

  7. Fungi • Do not have tissues or organs • Made of a reproductive body and hyphae • A network of threadlike cells • The cap of a mushroom produces spores • Can be divided into mushrooms, molds or yeasts

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