Title | Biology 100 Hierarchy of Life - Bellevue College |
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Author | Annika Bunney |
Course | Biology 100 |
Institution | Bellevue College |
Pages | 2 |
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This details the hierarchy of life and related lecture notes. Includes comprehensive diagrams and terms of art....
Biology 100 Hierarchy of Life Hierarchy of Life CELL
unicellular - one cell
multicellular - many cells
TISSUE
group of cells
specific functions
ORGAN
group of tissues
specific functions
ORGAN SYSTEM
group of organs
specific functions
MULTICELLULAR ADULT ORGANISM
group of organisms
not connected
POPULATION
group of organisms belonging to the same species, living in one area
COMMUNITY
population of different species living in one area
ECOSYSTEM
interaction between biotic and abiotic
General Notes - The hierarchy of life is helpful for identifying different creatures. - Multicellular adult organisms and populations are sometimes confused, but a multicellular adult organism does not necessarily need to interact with others of its kind nor does it need to be near them. A population, however, must involve member of the same species interacting and living in the same area as one another. Terms of Art - Biology – the study of living (biotic) organisms - Biotic – living - Abiotic – nonliving - Cell – the basic unit of life - Unicellular – an organism made up of one cell - Multicellular – an organism made up of many cells - Tissue – a group of cells...