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Biol1215 Ch1

CSU Hendricks Intro Ch 1

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5 characteristics of living organisms chemically organized, acquire materials and energy, respond to the environment, reproduce, have adaptations
Metabolism the sum of all chemical reactions
The functional part of all living organisms cell- all living organisms have at least one cell.
2 types of reproduction sexual- 2 parents provide genetic material asexual- 1 parent (cell division)
All of the information about a living organism is passed on in its _____ genes
Why do living organisms adapt? become better suited to their environment, better suited to reproduce, and better genes.
6 generalized steps of the scientific method make observation, question the cause, formulate hypothesis, make predictions, testing, draw conclusions (accept or reject)
What is a scientific theory A hypothesis that has been tested repeatedly and is widely accepted as correct in the scientific community.
What are three types of variables in scientific testing? Independent, dependent, control
What is the independent variable The factor being tested, the experimental variable
What is the dependent variable The responding variable in the experiment. A change in the results based on the independent variable
What is the control Factors held in constant for all subjects in the experiment
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