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Anatomy Structure of organisms
Physiology How organisms function
characteristics of life Made of cells Organization Metabolism Homeostasis Growth and development Response to stimuli Reproduction Adaptation/Evolution
Cell theory All living things are made of one or more cells The cell is the basic unit of life All cells come from pre-existing cell.
Who made cell theory Matthias Schleiden Theodor Schwann Rudolf Virchow
Population Members of the same species living in the same area.
Community All the different populations living in an area.
Ecosystem A community plus its nonliving environment.
Metabolism all of the chemical reactions that occur inside an organism.
Homeostasis Maintaining a relatively stable internal environment despite external changes.
Bacteria Domain Prokaryotic Single-celled No nucleus Example: E. coli
Archaea Domain Prokaryotic Usually single-celled No nucleus Often live in extreme environments Example: organisms living in very salty or hot environments
Eukarya Domain Eukaryotic Cells have a nucleus Includes animals, plants, fungi, and protists
Eubacteria Kingdom Prokaryotic Usually single-celled
Archaebacteria Kingdom Prokaryotic Often live in extreme environments
Protista Kingdom Eukaryotic Mostly single-celled Example: amoeba
Fungi Kingdom Eukaryotic Absorb nutrients Example: mushrooms and yeast
Plantae Kingdom Eukaryotic Multicellular Usually photosynthetic
Animalia Kingdom Eukaryotic Multicellular Must obtain food from other organisms
Independent Variable The variable the scientist changes.
Dependent Variable The variable that is measured.
Constant Something that is kept the same throughout the experiment.
Experimental Group The group that receives the independent variable/change.
Inductive Reasoning general conclusion
DEDUCTIVE a top-down logical process where you start with general premises or ideas and narrow them down to reach a specific, certain conclusion
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