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The Hierarchy of Life: Cells to Biosphere - Understanding Living Systems

Explore the organization of life from cells to biosphere with a focus on characteristics and complexity levels. Learn how living things use energy, respond and adapt to the environment, reproduce, and grow. Delve into the differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, animal and plant cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, organisms, populations, communities, ecosystems, and the biosphere. Discover the taxonomy of life established by Carolus Linnaeus, including binomial nomenclature. Gain insights into examples like humans (Homo sapiens).

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The Hierarchy of Life: Cells to Biosphere - Understanding Living Systems

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  1. Pre AP Biology Characteristics & Hierarchy of Life 8.1

  2. All living things are composed of cells

  3. Living things posses differing levels of complexity

  4. Living things use energy in metabolic processes.

  5. Living things need to respond to their environment

  6. All living things adapt to their environment.Artic Snow Hare in Summer (left) winter (right)

  7. All living things reproduce.

  8. All living things grow and develop.

  9. Prokaryotic Cells

  10. Eukaryotic Animal Cell

  11. Eukaryotic Plant Cell

  12. Tissues

  13. Tissues(under the microscope)

  14. Organ(The brain)

  15. Actual Brain

  16. Organ Systems

  17. Organism

  18. Population

  19. Community

  20. Ecosystem or Biome

  21. Biosphere

  22. Carolus Linnaeus(Father of Taxonomy)

  23. Binomial Nomenclature Example: Humans Homo sapiens Homo is the Genus part. sapiens is the Species part.

  24. Taxonomy of Life

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