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Hypothesis
________ driven science- explaining nature.
Evolution
________- process where different kinds of living organisms are develop and diversify from their predecessors.
Charles
________ darwin theory of evolution- animals evolved from their predecessors.
Homeostasis
________- organisms have multiple regulatory mechanisms to maintain internal condition, internal functions, and cope with environmental stress for survival.
Growth
________ and development- ________ results in the addition of mass to an organism, and the formation of new cells and structures.
Biology
________- The study of life.
Biosphere
________- highest level of life.
Ecology
________- study of ecosystems.
Reproduction
________- organisms can reproduce.
Dynamics
________ of an ecosystem- recycling of chemical nutrients and unidirectional flow of energy.
Food chain
________- how every living thing gets food and how nutrients and energy are passed from creature to creature.
Discovery science
________- describes life at many levels from ecosystems down to cells and molecules.
Science
________- the approach to understanding the natural world that is based on inquiry.
Scientific theory
________- a tested explanation for a set of proven hypotheses.
Order
________- organisms are highly organized coordinated structures that have one or more cells.
Energy
________ processing- All organisms use a source of energy for their metabolic activities.
Abiotic organisms
________- nonliving things.
Biotic organisms
________- living things.
Natural selection
________- animals who adapt the best survive.
Hypothesis
________- a non- definite explanation for something thats observable, or an educated guess for a possible cause for something.
Evolution
________- change in animals overtime.
Biology
The study of life
Science
the approach to understanding the natural world that is based on inquiry
Discovery science
describing nature
Hypothesis driven science
explaining nature
Discovery science
describes life at many levels from ecosystems down to cells and molecules
Hypothesis
a non-definite explanation for something thats observable, or an educated guess for a possible cause for something
Scientific theory
a tested explanation for a set of proven hypotheses
Order
organisms are highly organized coordinated structures that have one or more cells
Homeostasis
organisms have multiple regulatory mechanisms to maintain internal condition, internal functions, and cope with environmental stress for survival
Growth and development
growth results in the addition of mass to an organism, and the formation of new cells and structures
Energy processing
All organisms use a source of energy for their metabolic activities
Response to environment
movement towards a stimulus is a positive response, movement away from a stimulus is a negative response
Reproduction
organisms can reproduce
Evolution
process where different kinds of living organisms are develop and diversify from their predecessors
Biosphere
highest level of life
Cell
lowest level of life
Biotic organisms
living things
abiotic organisms
nonliving things
ecology
study of ecosystems
dynamics of an ecosystem
recycling of chemical nutrients and unidirectional flow of energy
food chain
how every living thing gets food and how nutrients and energy are passed from creature to creature
kingdom plantae(plants)
uses photosynthesis
kingdom fungi (fungi)
are decomposers
kingdom animalia (animals)
eat to get energy
evolution
change in animals overtime
charles darwin theory of evolution
animals evolved from their predecessors
natural selection
animals who adapt the best survive
artificial selection
selective breeding by humans
scientific method
observation, question, create hypothesis, test hypothesis, results, draw conclusions, communicate results
prokaryotic cells
simple and smaller, has no nucleus, in bacteria
eukaryotic cells
larger and more complex, has a nucleus, in plants and animals
3 domains of life
bacteria, archaea, eukarya
bacteria and archaea
have prokaryotic cells
eukarya
have eukaryotic cells
eukarya include:
plants and animals
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