Difference between revisions of "Organism"

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An '''organism''' in nature is a stable living system typically composed of [[organs]] that influence each other while functioning as one overall unit.
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An '''organism''' in nature is a stable living system typically composed of [[organs]] that influence each other while functioning as one overall unit. In common terms, it generally refers to any single living being, including [[plant|plants]], [[animal|animals]], [[fungi]] and all varieties of [[germ|microbes]] and [[protozoa]].
  
 
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[[Category:Biology]]

Revision as of 00:33, November 19, 2007

An organism in nature is a stable living system typically composed of organs that influence each other while functioning as one overall unit. In common terms, it generally refers to any single living being, including plants, animals, fungi and all varieties of microbes and protozoa.