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alexdok [17]
3 years ago
14

Think about the water and how it rolls up the beach. Think of all it qualities. Is it alive according to the characteristics of

life ? Whu or why not ?
Biology
1 answer:
Debora [2.8K]3 years ago
8 0
It's not alive, nor is it even an organic compound.

- It cannot respond to stimuli (Responsiveness)
- It cannot secrete hormones (Secretion) 
- It cannot send messages along a nervous system or anything similar (Conductivity) 
- It cannot break down compounds to usable energy forms (Digestion) 
- It cannot absorb broken down compounds as an energy source (Absorption) 
- It cannot reproduce (Reproduction) 
- It cannot grow--it has no cells (Growth) 
- It cannot exchange gases between cells (Respiration) 
- It cannot rid itself of waste material (Excretion)
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