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BIOLOGY COMP
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BIOLOGY COMP
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Chemical Structures and Properties of Biologically Important Molecules
Biological Processes are Dependent on Chemical Principles
Structure and Functions of Enzymes and Factors Influencing their Activity
Biochemical Pathways and Energy Flow Within an Organism
Major Differences between Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes
Structures and Functions of Cells and Organelles
Cells Maintain their Internal Environment and Respond to External Signals
Cellular Division, the Cell Cycle, and How they are Regulated
Structure and Function of Nucleic Acids
Processes Involved in Protein Synthesis
Regulation of Gene Expression
Cells May Undergo Differentiation and Specialization
Nature of Mutations
Use of Basic Lab Techniques to Study Biological Processes
Use and Application of DNA Technologies and Genetic Engineering
Mendel's Laws
Non-Mendelian Inheritance
Chromosomal and Genetic Changes that Lead to Disorders
Sources of Genetic Variation
Gene Pool of Populations
Principles and Applications of Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium
Mechanisms of Evolution
Evidence that Supports Evolution
Genetic Basis of Speciation
Models of Evolutionary Rates
Scientific Explanations for the Origin of Life on Earth
Factors that Lead to Extinction of Species
Characteristics of Living vs Nonliving Things
Historical and Current Biological Classification Systems of Organisms
Defining Characteristics of Viruses, Bacteria, Protists, Fungi, Plants, Animals
Characteristics of the Major Animal Phyla
Organizational Hierarchy of Multicellular Organisms
Anatomy and Physiology of Major Organ Systems in Animals
Maintenance of Homeostasis in Organisms
Reproduction, Development, and Growth in Animals
Characteristics of Major Plant Divisions
Structure and Function of Major Plant Tissues and Organs
Plant Life Cycles and Reproductive Strategies
Plants Obtain and Transport Water and Inorganic Nutrients
Plants Transport and Store Products of Photosynthesis
Hierarchical Structure of the Biosphere
Biotic and Abiotic Components of an Ecosystem Influence Population Size
Models of Population Growth
Relationship Between Reproductive Strategies and Mortality Rates
Relationships Within and Between Species
Changes Occur During Ecological Succession
Types and Characteristics of Biomes
Energy Flow in the Environment
Biogeochemical Cycles
Effect of Natural Disturbances on Ecosystems
Human Affect on Ecological Systems and Biodiversity
Connections among Ecosystems on a Local and Global Scale
Impact of Science and Technology on the Environment
Impact of Human Activity and Natural Phenomena on Society
Societal Impacts Associated with the Management of Natural Resources
Ethical and Societal Issues Arising from the Use of Science and Technology
