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| Examples of Biology in society |
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Molecular Bio solves crimes
Ecology addresses environmental issues
Neuroscience reshapes psychology and sociology |
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| Order, regulation, growth/development, energy utilization, response to environment, reproduction, evolution |
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| Atom, molecule, organelle, cells, tissues, organ systems, organism, population, community ecosystem, biosphere |
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| organisms interacting with the environment; both living and non-living factors |
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| 2 processes in an ecosystem |
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Flow of energy
Cycling of nutrients |
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| Bacteria, Archaea, Eukarya |
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| studying structures and processes that we can observe and measure |
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| Hypothesis-driven Science |
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| Formal process of inquiry |
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| 4 steps of scientific method |
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1. Hypothesis
2. Experiment
3. Analyze results
4. Refute/Agree with Hypothesis |
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| Top 4 elements that make up 96% of body |
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| Oxygen, Carbon, Hydrogen, Nitrogen |
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| less that 0.1%; Fluorine, iron, zinc, iodine |
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| causes goiter; thyroid gland enlargens |
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| Elements that consist of 4% |
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| phosphorus, calcium, magnesium |
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1. molecules stick together (cohesion)
2. strong resistance to temp change
3. frozen water floats
4. common solvent for life |
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| adds H+ to solution; sour; between 0-5 |
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| accepts H+, removes H+, adds OH- ions; between 9-14 |
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