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Alexandra [31]
3 years ago
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List six charateristics of living things

Biology
1 answer:
solong [7]3 years ago
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We can use the word RINGER to memorize the characteristic of living things.

Respiration - the ability to breathe and respire.
Irritability - the ability to detect and react to stimulus
Nutrition - taking in nutrients (eg. Food) for energy to growth, repair etc
Growth - the permanent increase in size and mass
Excretion - to get rid of toxic, waste or excess materials
Reproduction - to make more of that organism.

In addition, there is also movement, which is an action which causes a change in place or position.

Only the organisms with these characteristics are categorized as living things.
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