General Biology and Biological Classification Flashcards

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Vocabulary flashcards covering biological classification, domains of life, nature of science, levels of biological organization, and homeostasis.

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Biology

The Science of Life.

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The 3 Domains

The three major classification groups for all living organisms: Bacteria, Archaea, and Eukarya.

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Unicellular

Made of one cell.

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Multicellular

Made of many cells.

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Prokaryotic

Cells that do not have a nucleus.

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Eukaryotic

Cells that have a nucleus.

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Ingested

A method of obtaining food by eating or consuming food.

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Made

A method of obtaining food where organisms make their own food, usually through Photosynthesis.

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Absorbed

A method of obtaining food by taking in nutrients from surroundings.

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Bacteria

A domain of living things characterized as relatively small, unicellular, prokaryotic, and absorbing food.

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Archaea

A domain of living things characterized as relatively small, unicellular, prokaryotic, and absorbing food.

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Eukarya

A domain of living things characterized as relatively large, variable in cell number, eukaryotic, and variable in how food is obtained.

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Evolutionary theory

The theory that explains both the similarities and the diversity between living organisms.

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Scientific method

A set of principles and guidelines that govern how science should theoretically be done.

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Cell

The smallest functioning unit to be considered alive or to be considered an organism.

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Homeostasis

The maintenance of constant internal conditions despite external fluctuations.

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Hormones

Chemical messengers through which organisms maintain homeostasis.

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Biological Organization

The levels of organization in living things from most specific: Atoms -> Molecules -> Organelles -> Cells -> Tissues -> Organs -> Organism -> Population -> Community -> Ecosystem -> Biosphere.