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    This unit covers grouping and identifying organisms. It includes four sections: 1. Characteristics of living organisms - the seven main characteristics that all living things share. 2. What is a species? - A species is a group of similar organisms that can reproduce and have fertile offspring. Identifying characteristics allow scientists to classify organisms into different species. 3. Viruses - Viruses are tiny infectious agents that are not living cells. They have a protein coat and RNA genome. They replicate by entering living cells and using the cell's machinery to produce more viruses. 4. Using keys - Identification keys are used to systematically identify organisms based on observable traits or characteristics. Students will learn how to use keys

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    This unit covers grouping and identifying organisms. It includes four sections: 1. Characteristics of living organisms - the seven main characteristics that all living things share. 2. What is a species? - A species is a group of similar organisms that can reproduce and have fertile offspring. Identifying characteristics allow scientists to classify organisms into different species. 3. Viruses - Viruses are tiny infectious agents that are not living cells. They have a protein coat and RNA genome. They replicate by entering living cells and using the cell's machinery to produce more viruses. 4. Using keys - Identification keys are used to systematically identify organisms based on observable traits or characteristics. Students will learn how to use keys

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    Unit 4 Grouoing Organisms Short 2

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    7th Grade

    Science
    Biology
    Grouping and Identifying Organisms Unit 4

    By Teacher : Manar AL-Maamari


    Contents of unit
    01 03
    Characteristics of Viruses
    living Organisms
    04
    02
    Using keys
    What is a
    species? 05

    Constructing keys
    What do you know about Characteristics of
    living Organisms?

     Set of features all living organisms have in common .

     There are seven characteristics of the living organisms.


    Key words
    1 Excretion

    2 Growth

    3 Movement

    4 Nutrition

    5 Organism

    6 Reproduction

    7 Respiration

    8 Sensitivity
    Assignment
    01
    What are the characteristics of living organisms
    and what each termonology means ?
    4.2 Viruses 04
    Learn about the structure of Virus
    Discuss whether viruses are non-living or
    living
    03
    Overview
    What do you know about viruses?
    Key words
    1 Electron

    2 Microscope

    3 Influenza

    4 Protein

    5 Replicate

    6 RNA

    7 Virus
    22
    23
    24
    Virus

    What is a virus?
    Virus is infectious agents, with a simple
    acellular ( non cellular) organization.
    It is small and tiny.
    It is much smaller than our cells.
    It cannot be seen by the normal microscope
    but we need special microscope called electron
    microscope.
    .
    The structure of virus
    The structure of virus
    Virus is not made of cell
     It doesn’t have cell membrane or
    cytoplasm.
     It has coat of protein and inside this
    coat RNA
    RNA is made of little threads that
    contain a set of coded instructions for
    making more viruses
    How viruses replicate
    Replication means copy the
    instructions of its RNA and make
    new viruses
     The viruses can not do any
    things before getting inside a
    living things.
    Some viruses examples

    Influenza Covid-19
    H3N2 Corona virus
    30
    4.3 what is a
    species 04
    Learn about the species
    And compare two different species
    Key words
    1 Fertile

    2 Identical

    3 Infertile

    4 Offspring

    5 Species

    6 Specimen

    7 Variation
    33
    Species

    What is a species?
    Species is a group of similar organisms.

    The scientists group living organisms in to


    different kinds. Each kind of organism is called
    a species
    35
    Species and reproduction

    What is a reproduction ? (have a baby ) Identical =


    exactly same
    Variation
    =different
    Species and reproduction
    offspring =
    children
    Fertile = can
    get baby
    infertile =
    cannot get
    baby
    38
    39
    4.4Using
    Keys 04
    Learn how to use a key to identify an
    organisms .
    41
    42
    43
    44
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    Resources

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