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Characteristics of all living organisms

Cellular organisation, ordered complexity, energy utilisation, homeostasis, sensitivity to environment, growth and development, reproduction, evolutionary adaptation.

C O E H S G R E

Hierarchical organisation

Molecular - atoms, molecule, macromolecule


Cellular - organelles, cells


Organismal - tissues, organs, organ systems, whole organisms


Population - population, species, community,


Ecosystem


Biosphere

Small to large

Emergent properties

A property which a collection or complex system has but individuals do not.

Levels and properties

Cell theory

Cell is the fundamental unit of life


All cells come from pre existing cells


All living things are made of cells


3 things

Deductive reasoning

General research to find specific results

Inductive reasoning

Specific research to form general conclusions

Theory of evolution idea from whom

Charles darwin

Survival of the fittest

Where individuals in a species have certain attributes or characteristics that can help them survive and therefore reproduce.

Natural selection

Process where organisms better adapted to their environment and tend to survive and produce more offspring

Artificial selection

Intentional, human altered breeding.

Same as selective breedinh

Evidence for evolution

Earth's age


Comparitive anatomy


Mendels law of inheritance


Nucleotides


Homologous structures

Same evolutionary origin but differ in structure and function

Example verterbrate limbs

Analogous structures

Different origins used for the same purpose

Eg wings of butterfly and bird

Punctuated equilibrium

Evolutionary theory where there are isolated episodes of rapid speciation between long periods of little or no change.

Also known as acquired variation