the organization of life
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The Organization of Life. How do we organize living things?. Branches of biology. Because biology is so vast, it is divided into many smaller sub-fields of study. Many of these areas of study focus on certain divisions of the natural world. . Molecules. These are clusters or groups of atoms. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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The Organization of Life
How do we organize living things?
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Branches of biologyO Because biology is so vast, it is
divided into many smaller sub-fields of study.
O Many of these areas of study focus on certain divisions of the natural world.
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MoleculesO These are
clusters or groups of atoms.
O Smallest unit of any compound.
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CellsO These are the
smallest units of life.
O Contain several different molecules.
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Groups of cellsO These are
structures that are made up of cells.
O We will cover this in later units.
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OrganismsO One individual
living thing.O May be
unicellular or multicellular.
O Includes you and me!
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PopulationO A group of ONE
specific organism.
O For instance, a flock of geese is a population.
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CommunityO ALL of the
populations within a given area.
O All populations within a community interact with one another.
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EcosystemO A single
community, combined with all of the non-living factors in the area.
O Includes rocks, water, air.
O Non-living factors are abiotic. (“not living”)
O Living factors, such as a population, are biotic (“living”.
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BiosphereO All of the
ecosystems on Earth.
O Biosphere means “living sphere”.