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life's hierarchy of organization
molecule: DNA
organelle: nucleus
cell: nerve cell
tissue: nervous tissue
organ: brain
organ system: nervous system
organism: ring-tailed lemur
population: group of ring tailed lemurs
community: all organisms in the forest
ecosystem: forest in Madagascar
biosphere
consumers, producers, decomposers
comsumers: animals
producers: plants
decomposers: in soil
common features of all forms of life
order
reproduction
Growth and Development
Energy Processing
response to the environment
regulation
evolutionary adaptation
3 domains of life
Bacteria: prokaryotic cells
Archaea: prokaryotic cells
Eukarya: eukaryotic cells; kingdom: protist, plantae, fungi, animalia
Evolution: core of biology
the basis of adaption
2 main points Darwin articulated in the origin of species
1. large amount of evidence to support idea of evolution.
2. natural selection:individuals with certain inherited traits are more likely to survive and reproduce than those whom do not
case study
observation
question
hypothesis
prediction
experiment
matter
living organisms and everything around them
element
a substance that cannot be broken down to other substances by ordinary chemical means
compound
a substance consisting of of two or more different elements in one fixed ratio.
for most abundant elements
oxygen
carbon
hydrogen
nitrogen
goiter
an iodine deficiencythat cause the thyroid gland to grow at abnormal size
atom
proton, neutron, electron
proton + neutron : mass number
# of protons : atomic #
covalent bond
2 atoms share one or more pairs of outer shell electrons
molecule
two or more atoms held together by covalent bonds
ionic bond
2 ions with opposite charges attract eachother and hold
hydrogen bond
the positively charged region of the bond is hydrogen
cohesion
tendency of molecules of the same kind to stick together
surface tension
a measure of how difficult it is to stretch or break the surface of liquid
heat
the amount of energy associated with movement
temperature
measures intensity of heat
evaporative cooling
the molecules with the greatest energy leave
why is water a a good solvent
the polarity of its molecules
opposite attracts
acid
compound that donates hydrogen ions to solution
base
accepts hydrogen ions and removes them from a solution
organic compounds
carbon completes its outer shell by sharing electrons with other atoms in four covalent bonds
hyrocarbon
only composed of carbon and hydrogen
fuel to your body
phosphate group
consist of phosphorus atom bonded to 4 oxygen atoms usually ionized and attached to the carbon skeleton
hydroxyl group
hydrogen atom bonded to oxygen
carbonyl
carbon linked by a double bond to oxygen
end of skeleton carbon is aperture
within chain is ketone
carboxyl
carbon double bonded to an oxygen
amino
nitrogen bonded to 2 hydrogens and the carbon skeleton