Changes that living things undergo as they grow

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Like any other change, when an organism undergoes growth over time it is referred to as development -a life process.

1. Uses the light of the sun to create food and be distributed and passed to other organisms thru the food chain: Photosynthesis
2. The ability of an organism's physiology to maintain internal environment regardless of the external environment: Homeostasis
3. A process that helps in chemical transformations within the cells of all living organisms: Metabolism
4. is the ability of an organism to exchange gases vital to organismic growth and survival: Respiration
5. The ability of an organism to produe offsprings: Reproduction

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