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This document discusses various types of variation that can exist among organisms. It describes variations in cell composition, structure, and mode of reproduction. Specifically, it outlines differences between eukaryotes and prokaryotes in terms of their cellular organization. It also categorizes modes of nutrition as either autotrophism, which uses external energy sources like sunlight, or heterotrophism, which involves the ingestion or absorption of food. Modes of reproduction can involve sexual or asexual methods like fission, budding, or sporulation.
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This document discusses various types of variation that can exist among organisms. It describes variations in cell composition, structure, and mode of reproduction. Specifically, it outlines differences between eukaryotes and prokaryotes in terms of their cellular organization. It also categorizes modes of nutrition as either autotrophism, which uses external energy sources like sunlight, or heterotrophism, which involves the ingestion or absorption of food. Modes of reproduction can involve sexual or asexual methods like fission, budding, or sporulation.
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General Types of

Variation among
Oragnismss

Variation in

Structure Metabolism Reproduction


Modes

Biparental Uniparental

Type Body Mode of Nutrition Variations in


Cell Composition Sexual Asexual

produced from/by
Daughter cells are
Respiration
Made
Made

Organization
of Mode of energy procurement
of

Non-living
Living source source
Aggregate
With One cell Oxygen- Splitting of
of cells Autotrophism Heterotrophism
nucleus
Eukaryotes Unicellular Colonial requiring P. cells
Fission

Energy
Aerobic

source

Digest
food
Buds out
of P. cells
Without Many Series of Solar
Outside
the body
Cannot live Budding
nucleus cells cells energy in presence a portion
Prokaryotes Multicellular Filamentous Photo- Absorptive of Oxygen Anaerobic of parent
Several autotrophism Fragmentation
layers of
Chemical Inside Can live
cells
Thalloid energy the body
with or
Spores
Sporulation
Chemo- Ingestive without Facultative
Several autotrophism Multicellular
organs
Organ-
Oxygen
Anaerobic reproductive
Propagule
forming units formation
Organis
m

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