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Bio 111

Chapters 1 to 4

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What is Biology The study of life
Cellular Level atom, molecule, organelle, cell
Organismal Level cell,tissue,organ,organ system,individual
Ecological organization Individual,population,species,community,ecosystem,biosphere
metabolic process sum of all chemical reactions in an organism, controlled by genes
chemical reactions nutrient uptake and processing, waste elimination
responsive process irritability,individual and population adaptation,evolution
Growth reaction that increases the size of an organism
Reproduction reaction that results in the increase in number of individuals in a population
control process coordinates and regulates chemical reactions
homeostasis maintaining constant internal conditions
Evolution Any gradual change
Darwin,Wallace Proposed natural selection
Natural Selection better traits of a species being passed through genes over time
Aristotle First to classify organisms based on structural simalarities
Linneaus Father of Taxonomy
Binomial Nomenclature every species has a unique two word latin name called Genus species
Taxonomic System 8 major ranks with subdivisions, to reduce confusion to common names
Human Heirarchy eukarya,animalia,chordata,mammalia,primate,hominidae,Homo sapien
Reproductive Isolation individuals capable of breeding freely with each other but not with members of other species
Biological Species Concept reproductive islation, unity of life, diversity of life, form fits function
Unity of Life All life has DNA
Diversity of Life There are many adaptations of DNA
Science process of arriving at a solution by testing possible solutions
Deductive Reasoning Applies general principles to predict specific results
Inductive Reasoning Uses specific observation to construct general scientific principles
Scientific Method method of gaining facts by formulating possible solutions and testing them in 8 steps.
Matter anything with mass and volume, composed of atoms and molecules (gas,liquid or solid)
Mass Quantity of matter in an object
weight amount of force with which objects are attracted by gravity
atom smallest unit of element
element units of matter that cannot be broken down
molecule smallest unit of a compound, 2 or more atoms
compound material formed from two or more elements in which elements always combine in the same proportions (H2O)
Molecular Weight sum of atomic weights of the atoms in a molecule
Dalton Atomic Theory
Atomic Theory proton+, Nuetron0, electron- and orbits nucleus
Periodic Table 92 elements, all nuetral
Ionic Bond bonds between atoms of opposite charges
Covalent Bond bonds between atoms that share electrons
Hydrogen Bond bonds between molecules, usually polar
Isotopes atom of same element with different number of nuetrons
Radioactive Isotope unstable and disintergrate over time releasing subatomic particles
Half-life amount of time required for a half an isotope to disintergrate
Octet Rule Second energy level holds a max of 8 electrons
Valence Electrons electrons in outermost shell, contain most energy
Ions atoms with charges that are formed when electrons are transferred from one atom to another
Cation Positive charge(less one electron)
Anion Negative charge(add one electron)
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