Eleven Unifying Themes in Biology: Cell Structure, Genetics, Evolution, and Scientific Methods

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What are the basic units of structure and function in every organism?

Cells

<p>Cells</p>
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How is inheritable information stored in organisms?

As nucleotide sequences in DNA molecules.

<p>As nucleotide sequences in DNA molecules.</p>
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What does the organization of biology reflect?

Biology is arranged according to levels of organization.

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What emerges at each level of biological organization?

Novel properties as a result of interactions among components at previous levels.

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How do organisms maintain their internal environments?

Through regulation, maintaining different internal environments from their external environments.

<p>Through regulation, maintaining different internal environments from their external environments.</p>
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What do organisms exchange with their surroundings?

Materials and energy.

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What do all organisms require to perform work?

Energy.

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Into how many domains can life be grouped?

Three domains.

<p>Three domains.</p>
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What is the basis of Darwin's theory of natural selection?

Populations adapt to their environment through the differing reproductive success of varying individuals.

<p>Populations adapt to their environment through the differing reproductive success of varying individuals.</p>
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How are form and function related in biological organization?

Form and function are correlated at all levels of biological organization.

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What does the process of science include?

Discovery, testing of hypotheses, and repeatability of observations and experiments.

<p>Discovery, testing of hypotheses, and repeatability of observations and experiments.</p>
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What is technology in relation to science?

Technology is the goal-oriented application of science.