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levels organization

TermDefinition
biomolecule molecules made by living systems
carbohydrates a biomolecule made entirely of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen with a 2:1 ratio of hydrogen to oxygen
lipids hydrophobic biomolecules containing carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen; make up the cell membrane
nervous tissue reacts to stimuli and transmits signals throughout the body
muscular tissue specialized to contract and allow for movement of the body and its parts
epitehlial tissue lines the surface of the organs and body cavities
connective tissue the most widespread tissue in the body; specialized to connect and support the other tissues
biome a large naturally occurring community of flora and fauna occupying a major habitat
marine biome areas of salty water; make up to 75% of Earth's surface. Algae and plankton dominate these ecosystems
freshwater biome lakes, streams; areas of low salinity; dominant plant communities vary based on area
desert biome low levels of rainfall and low population densities
forest biome dominated by trees; climate has sufficient rainfall and soil
grassland biome grass; no sufficient water
tundra biome cold; arctic; tall mountains; sparsely populated
how are humans affecting the biosphere? by polluting the air and depriving organisms of fresh air, using water resources, and endangering animal species through hunting, poaching, and deforestation
consumption some individuals and societies have higher consumption rates of resources
technology effects some technologies such as those that produce pollutants, can have a negative affect on the ecosystem
level of organization atom, molecule, organelle, cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism, population, community, ecosystem , biosphere
Created by: dgrantham0908
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