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A. Bio-: Life
B. -logy: Study of
Organized study of living things and their interaction with their natural and physical environment. |
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Life is Organized.
Life's boundary is a membrane |
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A) Separates inside from outside
B) Serves as a selective barrier |
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Life is organized.
Within an organism, life is organized in levels |
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| Molecules > Cells > Tissues > Organs > Systems > Organism |
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Life is Organized.
Organisms are organized through their interactions with others as well |
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| Organisms > Species > Population > Communities > Ecosystems > Biome > Biosphere |
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Life is Organized
Structure and Function are correlated at all levels of organization |
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A) The Structure of an Organism is related to its function
B) Examples: Protease (enzyme), Skin, the Foot
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Life Exhibits Growth and Development
Growth |
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Increase in the amount of living material and the formation of new structures
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Life Exhibits Growth and Development
Development
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| Changes that take place as the organism ages |
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Life uses Energy
Energy fuels growth and development |
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| Organisms use and store energy through the process of metabolism to fuel activity |
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Life uses Energy
Organisms in an ecosystem..
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| Convert and Recycle Energy |
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Life uses Energy
Organisms do it in different ways: Plants, Animals, Fungi
A) Autotrophs
B)Heterotrophs
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A) Use energy from the sun for photosynthesis to make their own food (glucose-plant)
B) Must ingest food for this purpose |
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Life Reproduces
Reproduction |
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| Producing offspring that are capable of reproduction themselves |
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| A Group of organisms that can interbreed and produce fertile offspring (organisms that can make babies, which in turn, can make more babies) |
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Life Evolves
What does Life show overtime to allow the long term preservation of species |
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Life Evolves
Achieved through the passing of ___ from ____ to_____
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Life Responds to the Stimuli With a Response in order to maintain homeostatis
Stimulis |
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| Any Condition in the envirnonment that requires an organism to adjust or respond |
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Life Responds to the Stimuli With a Response in order to maintain homeostatis
Response
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Life Responds to the Stimuli With a Response in order to maintain homeostatis
Homeostatis
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Regulation of the internal envirnoment to keep it constant
A) Negative feedback
B) Positive Feeback |
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1. Life is Organized
2. Life Exhibits growth and development
3. Life uses energy
4. Life Reproduces
5. Life Evolves
6. Life Responds to the Stimuli With a Response in order to maintain homeostatis |
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