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Rainbow [258]
3 years ago
7

A species can be characterized by which of the following common characteristics?

Biology
1 answer:
mamaluj [8]3 years ago
8 0

Multicellular: Muscle tissue seen in the human body

Eukaryotic: Have nucleus and specialized structures called organelles: nerve cells

Locomotion: Jellyfish are able to move due to medusa body form: cilia, legs ....

Heterotrophic: Animals must get energy sources from somewhere else (herbivore vs. carnivore)

Reproduction: Able to reproduce asexually or sexually, eggs and sperm, undignified, regeneration, splitting, etc.;

Specialization: mouth and anus seen in roundworm; homeostasis (ability to maintain internal body conditions)

Endotherm/ ectotherm: ability to regulate body temperature or they adapt to the temperature outside

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