4th Grade Chapter 1 Classifying Plants and Animals Coley Hembree

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4th Grade Chapter 1 Classifying Plants and Animals Coley Hembree Science Vocabulary 4th Grade Chapter 1 Classifying Plants and Animals Coley Hembree

Cell The smallest unit of a living thing that can perform all life processes.

Nucleus The control center for the cell

Cytoplasm Contains the things that the cell needs to carry out its life processes

Chloroplast The special parts in plant cells that trap the Sun’s energy

Genus A group of closely related living things.

Species A group of similar organisms that can mate and produce offspring that can also produce offspring A horse and donkey are different species, but their offspring, called a mule, cannot reproduce.

Vertebrates Animals with backbones

Vertebrates

Invertebrates Animals without backbones

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