Levels of organization 4G. 4G2:18 O59Science 7-..Levels of Biological OrganizationGraphic OrganizerLevel of OrganicationDesoriptionExample 1Example 2biosphereecosystemcommunitypopulationorganismorgan systemorgantissuecellarganellemoleculeatomLevels of Bialogical OrganizationGraphic OrganizerPrections For each level of biological organization:1. match the description with the appropriate level2. match the items in the Example 1 and Exampie 2 column with the appropriate levelDescription of Organization Levela group of atoms that are chemically bondedtogetherExample 1a nerve cellExample 2. a cell in aleaf doingphotosynthesisa protein that lets nervecels send impulses.The zone of life on planet Earth. The sum of allof the ecosystems on Earth.. aredwood tree. awoif• chlorophyl•a group of organs joined as a unit to perform afunction• all of the ecosystems on. chloroplastPlanet earth• The basic unit of life.. leaf-Yellowstoneall of the woives in• Planet Earththe interacting, Iving populations that live inthe same area.• roots, stem, and veinsin leaves the deliverthe brain, the nerves,a group of organisms of the same species, livingand sensory organsin the same area(skin, eyes, ears)water to leaf cells. a specialized part within a cell• the brain• the cells on top of a leafthat secrete wax toa group of specialaed cells that performasimilar function. aygenprevent water lossthe nerve cells on theouter layer of the brain. a community of living organisms, and their non-living parts of their environment lenergy, sol.air)the community oforganisms in redwoodnational park, plus theenergy flowing into thethe nucleus of a nervecellpark, the air, water, sola group of tissues joined as a unit to performafunction*etcthe wolves, all the other• the redwood forest,including all the plants,animah, and otherorganismsanimals, the plants ofYellowstone Park• adistinct living thing• the Yellowstonecommunity, plus theenergy, water, air, soil. carbon• The building blocks of all matter.r.etc.the redwood trees inRedwood National Park| organismal LevelIopulation LevelSujnjuoNiving ComponentsI... .. . . . . . ..

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Levels of Biological Organization Graphic Organizer Desription Level of Organication Example Eample 2 biosphere ecosystem сommunity population organism organ system organ tissue cell organelle molecule atom Levels of Biological Organization Graphic Organizer Rections for each level of biological organization: 1. match the description with the appropriate kevel 2. match the items in the Eample 1 and Exampie 2 column with the appropriate level Description of Organiation Level apoup of atoms that are chemically bonded together Example anerve cell Example 2 a cell inaleal doing photosynthesis protein that lets nerve ces send impulses The zone of ife on planet tarth. The sum of all of the econystems on tarth. . aredwood tree awat • chlorophyl • poup of organs janed as a unit to perform a function all of the ecosystems on. chloropiast Panet earth The basic unit of ife. • eat all of the wolves in • the interacting, Iving popul ations that ive in the same area • Planet tarth Yellowstone group of organisms of the same species, living in the same area the brain, the nerves, and sensory organs (ikin, eyes, ears • roots, stem, and veins in leaves the deliver water to leaf celis a specialized part within a cell the brain • the cells on top of a leat that secrete wax to a group of specialiaed cells that performa similar function oygen prevent water los • the community of organisms in redwood national park, plus the energy flowing into the park, the air, water, sol, the nerve cells on the • a community of living organism, and their non iving parts of ther environment energy, sof, air) outer layor of the brain • the nucdeus of a nerve cel • aproup of tissues joined as a unit to perform a function etc the wolves, all the other animals, the plants oft vellowstone Park • the redwood forest, including al the plants, animah, and other . adstinct living tNng The building blocks of ai matter. the Vellowstone organisms community, plus the energy, water, air, sot etc. • carbon • the redwood trees in Redwood National Park Cellular Leve Organismal Level Population Level Nonliving Components Living Components

Levels of Biological Organization Graphic Organizer Desription Level of Organication Example Eample 2 biosphere ecosystem сommunity population organism organ system organ tissue cell organelle molecule atom Levels of Biological Organization Graphic Organizer Rections for each level of biological organization: 1. match the description with the appropriate kevel 2. match the items in the Eample 1 and Exampie 2 column with the appropriate level Description of Organiation Level apoup of atoms that are chemically bonded together Example anerve cell Example 2 a cell inaleal doing photosynthesis protein that lets nerve ces send impulses The zone of ife on planet tarth. The sum of all of the econystems on tarth. . aredwood tree awat • chlorophyl • poup of organs janed as a unit to perform a function all of the ecosystems on. chloropiast Panet earth The basic unit of ife. • eat all of the wolves in • the interacting, Iving popul ations that ive in the same area • Planet tarth Yellowstone group of organisms of the same species, living in the same area the brain, the nerves, and sensory organs (ikin, eyes, ears • roots, stem, and veins in leaves the deliver water to leaf celis a specialized part within a cell the brain • the cells on top of a leat that secrete wax to a group of specialiaed cells that performa similar function oygen prevent water los • the community of organisms in redwood national park, plus the energy flowing into the park, the air, water, sol, the nerve cells on the • a community of living organism, and their non iving parts of ther environment energy, sof, air) outer layor of the brain • the nucdeus of a nerve cel • aproup of tissues joined as a unit to perform a function etc the wolves, all the other animals, the plants oft vellowstone Park • the redwood forest, including al the plants, animah, and other . adstinct living tNng The building blocks of ai matter. the Vellowstone organisms community, plus the energy, water, air, sot etc. • carbon • the redwood trees in Redwood National Park Cellular Leve Organismal Level Population Level Nonliving Components Living Components

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

14th Edition

ISBN:9781305073951

Author:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

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Chapter45: Community Ecology

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1SQ: The type of physical environment in which a species typically lives is its _______. a. niche b....

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