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The Properties of Life: Mastering Biology Answer

The universal labels are organized structure, environmental response, energy processing, reproduction, and population evolution; multicellularity, eating organisms, needing a mate, and individual evolution are not universal.

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Reviewing Key Concepts: The Properties of LifeSort each label into either "Property of all living things" or "Not a property of all living things."- responds to the environment- takes in, converts, and expels energy- reproduces its own kind- has a complex, well-ordered structure- populations evolve over time- requires another individual to reproduce- eats other organisms to gain energy- individuals evolve over time- is composed of many cells

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This answer matches the publicly indexed nine-label version of 'Reviewing Key Concepts: The Properties of Life.' It treats the list as an introductory biology classification, not as the only possible philosophical or astrobiological definition of life, and it does not use an individual's fertility as a test of whether that individual is alive.