Canlıların Ortak Özellikleri 🦠 | Maarif TYT Biyoloji Kampı 2. Gün
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Cici Biology, the best biology teacher from Marif Team, the first team of Marif Model . I am Professor Tayfun. Of course, I'm proud to be Marifim's best biologist. Because I'm the only one here, guys. Maarif, a community of volunteer teachers who strive to achieve success through hard work and dedication, offers you, our valued students, one of the benefits we try to provide without hurting, upsetting, or
burdening your family's budget: the Maarif TYT Camp. Today is the second day of the Marif TYT camp, everyone. We thank you all for the interest you showed on the first day and for the friendship, love, and appreciation you displayed, and without further ado, we move on to the second day. We have a 9-1-4 output on the second day as well. So, what are the
common characteristics of these creatures? In other words, the common characteristics that make living things alive. Some books list these as characteristic traits of living things, but the textbook still refers to them as common traits of living things. There were some questions related to this in the introductory section of our textbook, in the part where we begin the topic. We
had information related to those questions. Let's check that information a bit. There are not only living things that are visible to the naked eye in nature. For example, it would be a lie to say that 100 or 200 years ago, we couldn't really talk about the existence of invisible creatures. Why? The microscope was invented in the 1600s, although it
had been discovered in the 1500s. What have friends been since then? It is known that living things have forms that are invisible to the naked eye. We call these microorganisms. Bacteria, archaea, slime molds. Some fungi are also microscopic organisms, and we can say they are single-celled organisms. But plants, insects, humans, and animals are
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