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Levels of Organizati

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Atom Oxygen atoms are essential to keep your cells working. Oxygen atoms are found in our atmosphere, which helps us breathe.
Molecule Water molecules make up rivers, which are sources of drinking water. Carbon dioxide molecules are dangerous to your body, and you breathe it out.
Macromolecules The marcomolecule nucleic acid makes up or DNA. The macromolecule carbohydrates are essential to organisms for energy.
Organelles The organelle nucleus control all the function of the cell. The organelle mitochondria gets rid of carbon dioxide that plants use to make oxygen.
Cell The cell's function is essential for the organism to live. The flu virus kills cells to spread the virus in the organism, and they spread it to other organisms.
Prokaryotes The flu virus spreads in schools every year. The strep virus is a prokaryote which makes an organism ill.
Eukaryote Human cells are all eukaryotes, they have nucles and membrane bound organelles. Eukaryotes benefit other eukaryotes in the world.
Tissue Skin cells join to make skin tissue which can can be donated. Tissue can be used to repair mangled bodies.
Organs The stomach makes sure food gets digested properly. Organs can be donated for other in the world.
Organ system The respiratory system pumps blood throughout the body in the organism. The respiratory system emits carbon dioxide which plants use to produce oxygen.
Organism Fungi depend on decomposed organisms for food The bacteria in our small intestine are seperate organisms.
Population Humans interact with other humans in their homes. Humans interact with humans in cities and in biological environments.
Community Humans interact with their pet dogs in their homes. Humans interact with the bugs in the wild.
Ecosystem In homes, humans interact with their pets by giving them water and food to eat. In underwater biomes, fish interact with algae and the water.
Biosphere Humans are part of the biosphere, by emiting carbon dioxide. All areas of life on Earth are part of the biosphere.
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