Nutrition - The process by which an organism obtains food and uses it for energy, Transport - Involves the movement of nutrients and wastes around an organism, Respiration - The process of releasing chemical energy (ATP) from nutrients, Aerobic Respiration - Requires oxygen, Anaerobic Respiration - Does not require oxygen, Synthesis - Organisms chemically combine simple elements to form more complex compounds, Assimilation - The incorporation of these substances into the body, Growth - Process by which an organism increases in size and number of cells, One-celled organisms grow by... - increasing the size of the cell., Multicellular organisms grow by... - the increase in number and size of the cells., Differentiation - Process by which a cell becomes specialized, Excretion - Removal of metabolic waste from an organism, Wastes are often the products of many chemical reactions that occur within cells - Examples: heat, sweat, urine, and carbon dioxide, Regulation - All of the activities that help to maintain homeostasis and sensing & responding to environmental stimuli, Homeostasis - When the internal environment of an organism is stable, Reproduction - Process by which living organisms produce organisms of their own kind, Asexual Reproduction - One parent produces identical offspring, Sexual Reproduction - Two parents produce offspring are not identical to the either parent, Metabolism - All of the chemical reactions occurring within the cells of an organism including processes that build up and break down complex substances,

Life Processes of Organisms

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