'Individual living thing' presentation slideshows

Chapter 1-The Science of Life The Biosphere

Chapter 1-The Science of Life The Biosphere. 8 km above sea level and 11 km below sea level. What is biology?. The study of life (living and once living organisms). Biologists can study on many different levels, from very broad to very specific. Characteristics of Life. Growth

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Science and Chemistry of Biology

Science and Chemistry of Biology. Chapters 1 & 2. Understanding Fossil Butte.

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1-1 What is Science?

1-1 What is Science?. OBJECTIVES: Explain what the goal of science is Explain what a hypothesis is. What Science Is and Is Not.

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Ecology

Ecology. Study of the interactions between organisms and the living and non-living components of their environment. Ecology is a broad science involving: Collecting information about organisms and their environment Observing and measuring interactions Looking for patterns

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Week 2- Tuesday

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Chapter 3: The Biosphere

Chapter 3: The Biosphere. Objectives Identify the levels of organization Describe the methods used to study ecology Identify the source of energy for life processes Trace the flow of energy through living systems

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Chapter 4- The Organization of Life

Chapter 4- The Organization of Life. I. Ecosystems: Everything is Connected. Defining an Ecosystem 1. An ecosystem is all of the organisms living in an area together with their physical environment. Fresh water ecosystem. 2. Things move from one ecosystem into another.

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Introduction to Ecology

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Introduction to Biology

Introduction to Biology. Chapter 1. Cytoskeleton-cell skeleton Arthropod-jointed-footed Herbivore-plant eater Hypothermia-below body temperature Chemosynthesis-chemicals making something Photosynthesis-light making something Cardiology-study of the heart Heterotroph-different feeding

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What is the

What is the . What does this cartoon mean to you? How do you think it applies to what we will be learning?. Environmental Science. Mr. Plowman. Unit 1 Exam Statistics. Period 5: Average: 2.29 Range: 1.08-3.68 Period 6 Average: 2.32 Range: 0.8-3.28. Unit 2: Ecology.

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Ecology

Ecology. Explanation of each level of organization. The environment can be organized into 5 levels. Individual/Organism. First level: An organism is an individual living thing, such as an alligator. Organisms are members of the same species Can reproduce

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Chapter 13: Principles of Ecology

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Life Processes

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Objective

Objective. Students will summarize the different levels of organization that ecologists study AND will be able to describe research methods ecologists use to study the environment. Standard. 6 b.

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THE VARIETY OF LIVING THINGS

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Levels of Biological Organization

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Ecosystems: Everything Is Connected

Ecosystems: Everything Is Connected . What is an ecosystem?. An ecosystem is all of the organisms living in an area together with their physical environment *Example: Forest, coral reef, even a vacant lot. What are the components of the ecosystems pictured?. Components of an Ecosystem.

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Living Systems

Living Systems. Chapter Two: Living Things. 2.1 Is it Alive? 2.2 What is a Living System?. Investigation 2A. Plant Growth. What conditions are ideal for the growth of clover plants?. 2.1 Is it alive?. An organism is an individual form of life.

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