Definitions
Biological Processes
Types of Organisms
Organization
Classification of Living Things & Taxonomy
100

The study of life

What is biology?

100

All living things acquire energy from ??? and use that energy to maintain their internal organization.

What is the environment?

100

This is an organized sequence of DNA that contributes to the hereditary characteristics of an organism.

What are genes?

100

The smallest unit of matter.

What is an atom?
100

This is defined as a "true" bacteria.

What is eubacteria?

200

All organisms are made of cells, which are the smallest unit of life.

What is Cell theory?
200

During this process a copy of the parent's DNA is passed onto the offspring.

What is reproduction?

200

This term refers to the non-living components of an ecosystem, such as light, temperature, and water.

What is abiotic factors?

200

This level contains all member of ONE species living in the same area.

What is a population?

200

This domain contains plants, fungi, and animals. They all have true nucleus.

What is domain Eukarya?

300

Cells come from pre-existing cells.

What is cell division?

300

When organisms use light to produce their own food.

What is photosynthesis?

300

Bacteria, plants, animals, all living organisms. (examples of this)

What are biotic organisms?

300

Made up of many cells of the same type and work together to perform the same task.

What is tissue?
300

This type of unicellular prokaryotes live in extreme environments (high temp, high salt, etc.).

What are archaebacteria?

400

This term includes all animal, plant, and fungus cells.

What are Eukaryotic cells?

400

This process happens when cells break down organic molecules (sugars) to make high-energy compounds

What is respiration/ cellular respiration

400

Organisms that need to eat other organisms as food.

What are heterotrophs (animals)?

400

Made up of different tissues that work together to perform a task.

What is an Organ?

400

These are the 3 domains we went over in class today.

What are Domain Bacteria, Domain Archae, Domain Eukarya?

500

This has no nucleus and no membrane-bound organelles.

What are prokaryotic cells?

500

This is the process of a population of organisms changing over time to become better adapted to their environment through random mutation and natural selection.

What is evolution?

500

organisms that make their own food.

What are autotrophs (plants)?

500

This is the largest level of organization that encompasses where all living things exist on Earth.

What is the biosphere?

500

These are the 2-part scientific names in Latin given to each organism.

What are genus name (shared name with related organisms) and species name (unique to specific organism)?

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