Nature of Biology

Which of these levels of organization includes all others?

• Community

• Ecosystem

• Individual

• Population

Which levels of organization make-up tissue?

• organ, organ system, organism

• cell, organ, organism

• biomolecule, organelle, cell

• organelle, organism, population

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Order the levels of organization from small to large.

• Cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism

• organism, organ system, organ, tissue, cell

• organelle, organism, organ, organ system

• tissue, cell, biomolecule, organism, organelle

Common ancestry has given living organisms many shared features

• Unity

• Form

• Diversity

• Interdependence

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Heritable traits that help an organism survive and reproduce

• Form and function

• Adaptations

• Biodiversity

• Natural selection

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A group of related parts that function together as a whole to produce an outcome

• Components

• Emergence

• System

• Interdependence

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A state of balance.

• Interaction

• Transformation

• Natural selection

• Equilibrium

NOS stands for

• Nature of Science

• Numbers

• Not otherwise specified

• New original stock

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Levels of Biological Organization include

• Biosphere, ecosystems, communities

• Populations, organisms, organs

• Tissues, cells, organelles, molecules

• All of these choices

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What is a tissue?

• A group of different cells

• Used to blow your nose

• A group of similar cells that do the same job

• An organ system

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