Chapter 1 Flashcards

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5 characteristics of life

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-organization -energy use -maintenance of internal constancy -reproduction, growth, and development -evolution

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atom

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the smallest chemical unit of a type of pure substance (element) ex: carbon

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molecule

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a group of joined atoms ex: DNA

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organelle

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a membrane-bounded structure that has a specific function within a cell ex: chloroplast

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cell

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fundamental unit of life ex: leaf cell

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tissue

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a collection of specialized cells that function in a coordinated fashion ex: epidermis of a leaf

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organ

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a structure consisting of tissues orgranized to interact and carry out specific functions ex: leaf

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organ system

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organs connected physically or chemically that function together ex: aboveground part of plant

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organism

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single, living individual

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emergent property

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-quality that results from interactions of a system’s components -not evident in individual parts -explains relationship between structure and function

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producers (autotrophs)

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make own food by extracting energy and nutrients from nonliving sources

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consumers (heterotrophs)

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obtain energy and nutrients by eating other organisms

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decomposers (heterotrophs)

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obtain energy and nutrients from wastes or dead organisms

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taxonomy

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the biological science of naming and classifying organisms (species are grouped into same genus)

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15
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3 domains

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-bacteria (prokaryotes) -archaea (prokaryotes) -eukarya

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prokaryote

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DNA free in cell; no nucleus

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eukaryote

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cell has a nucleus

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kingdoms

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6 total: -animalia -fungi -plantae -protista -bacteria -archaea

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Order of classification

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-Domain -Kingdom -Phylum -Class -Order -Family -Genus -Species

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scientific method

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observation question hypothesis prediction experiment conclusion

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Reverse

the smallest chemical unit of a type of pure substance (element) ex: carbon

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Reverse

a group of joined atoms ex: DNA

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Reverse

a membrane-bounded structure that has a specific function within a cell ex: chloroplast

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Reverse

fundamental unit of life ex: leaf cell

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# Reverse a collection of specialized cells that function in a coordinated fashion ex: epidermis of a leaf
tissue
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# Reverse a structure consisting of tissues orgranized to interact and carry out specific functions ex: leaf
organ
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# Reverse organs connected physically or chemically that function together ex: aboveground part of plant
organ system
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# Reverse single, living individual
organism
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# Reverse -quality that results from interactions of a system's components -not evident in individual parts -explains relationship between structure and function
emergent property
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# Reverse make own food by extracting energy and nutrients from nonliving sources
producers (autotrophs)
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# Reverse obtain energy and nutrients by eating other organisms
consumers (heterotrophs)
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# Reverse obtain energy and nutrients from wastes or dead organisms
decomposers (heterotrophs)
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# Reverse the biological science of naming and classifying organisms (species are grouped into same genus)
taxonomy
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# Reverse DNA free in cell; no nucleus
prokaryote
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# Reverse cell has a nucleus
eukaryote
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# Reverse 6 total: -animalia -fungi -plantae -protista -bacteria -archaea
kingdoms
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# Reverse -Domain -Kingdom -Phylum -Class -Order -Family -Genus -Species
Order of classification
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# Reverse observation question hypothesis prediction experiment conclusion
scientific method