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Biology is the study of ______.

life

List the 7 characteristics of life.

1. Order


2. Regulation


3. Growth and Development


4. Energy process


5. Response


6. Reproduction


7. Evolution

Name 11 levels of biological organization.

1. Biosphere


2. Ecosystem


3. Communities


4. Populations


5. Organisms


6. Organ systems and Organs


7. Tissues


8. Cells


9. Organelles


10. Molecules


11. Atoms

Name the steps of the scientific method

1. Observation


2. Question


3. Hypothesis


4. Prediction


5. Experiment


6. Analyse/Results

List the 3 domains of life.

1. Bacterium


2. Archaea


3. Eukarya

List the 4 eukaryotic kingdoms.


Give examples of each.

1. Plants - sunflowers


2. Animals - humans


3. Fungi - mushrooms


4. Protists - amoeba

What is DNA?

Chemical material responsible for heredity.

What are the 4 letters of the DNA code?

ATGC

What is a hypothesis?


Give an example.

A tentative answer to a question


Ex.: Aspirin keeps cut rises fresher longer

What is a control group?


What is an experimental group?

Control group: group remains unchanged. Independent group



Experimental group: group experimented on. Dependent group

What is a scientific theory?

A theory much broader in its scope

What is the difference in pseudoscience and sound science?

Pseudoscience: Fake. Junk science. Does not follow scientific method



Sound Science: follows scientific method

What are peer-reviewed journals? Why are they important?

Journals/experiments that have been reviewed by other scientist on the same field.



Provides feedback and authors can go back, revise and then resubmit.

Compare contrast the two cell types- prokaryotes and eukaryotes.

Prokaryotes:


small


simpler structure


Lack organelles


Eukaryotes:


Larger


More complex structure


Contains most types of organelles


DNA found in nucleus

What is taxonomy?

Branch of biology that names and classifies species

What is biodiversity?

Different organizations in the planet

How many organisms have been identified and named?

1.8 million