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Chapter 1 - Biology

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TermDefinition
Atom smallest particles that keeps properties of an element
Biology A large range of related topics from biological molecules/biochemistry, cells, plants, wildlife, medical careers, and entire ecosystem
Biosphere all areas of earth with life
Cell the smallest unit of life
Community group of many different organisms all in the same area
Control standard or baseline group not exposed in the experiment
Domain
Ecosystem a community (living thing) and the non-living parts of the area
Eukaryote
Evolution
Experiment Procedure that test a hypothesis
Falsifiable inherently disprovable through observation or experimental
Homeostasis
Hypothesis ask questions/identify a problem
Hypothesis-Base Science Ask questions/identify a problem, and test potential answer or solution.
Kingdom (Animalia, Plantae, Fungi, "Protists")
Molecule form structures that when together form a cell
Multicellular some organisms have many cells
Observation change
Organ tissues combine to form organs
Organ system many organs working together
Organelle an organ
Organism one individual living thing
Peer-reviewed manuscript a paper that been evaluated and critiqued by experts
Plasma membrane Outer boundary of a cell
Population group of organisms all the same species in an area
Prokaryote
Science science is big
Scientific Ethics -ensuring science/research does not cause undue damage to humans, animals, or the environment -ensuring research and communication are free of bias -legal safety, financial consideration -biology research often directly involves living things
Scientific method - Studying the living world by asking questions and seeking science-based responses -usually starts with an observation and a problem to solve - learning about the topic, develop a hypothesis and experiment to test their hypothesis
Scientific theory tested and strongly confirmed explanation, term theory has different meaning in scientific terms
Species organisms of the same type
Tissue cells combine to form tissues (group of similar cells)
Unicellular some organisms consist of single cells
Variable items in the experiments
Independent variable What the researcher can choose/control (can also called the experimental treatment)
Level of Treatment specific values chosen for the independent variable
Controlled variable keeping the same for the experiment
Control group often natural level or zero level, to present a comparison to the experimental level
Dependent variable type of data collecting during an experiment
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