1. Introduction to Biology

Life's Organizational Hierarchy

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Life's Organizational Hierarchy

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Exploring Different Levels of Biological Organization

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Levels of Organization

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Which of the following options has the correct order in terms of the hierarchy of the organization?

Use the word bank to complete the pyramid of life's organizational hierarchy below.

Word Bank:
Population
Organelles
Organ System
Cell
Tissues
Ecosystem
Organ
Community
Molecules
Multicellular Organism

Which of the following is the best example of an emergent property?

At which point of the organizational hierarchy does life emerge?

Emergent properties of living systems are properties that __________.

What is the appropriate term for an interbreeding group of individuals of a single type occupying a defined area?

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following systems does not display emergent properties?

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following can best be considered a biological system?

In an ecosystem, nutrients __________ and energy __________.

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Textbook Question

All the organisms on your campus make up a. an ecosystem. b. a community. c. a population. d. the biosphere.

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A biologist studying interactions among the bacteria in an ecosystem could not be working at which level in life's hierarchy? (Choose carefully and explain your answer.) a. the population level b. the molecular level c. the organism level d. the organ level

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Biology can be described as having both a vertical scale and a horizontal scale. Explain what that means.

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