happy monday -collect graded handouts from front table and put in buff binder. -complete quarter...

HAPPY MONDAY

-Collect graded handouts from front table and put in Buff Binder.-Complete quarter page labeled “Scientific Method Quiz”-Copy answers onto “Bellwork” page on first row.

CUPS

StandardB.10C – Analyze the levels of organization in biological systems and relate the levels

to each other and to the whole system

Essential Question How do the levels of organization show an

increase in complexity?

The Study of Life

I. Introduction to Biology 

Bios = "life"Biology

Logos = "study of"

A.  Levels of Biological Organization

• Organism – a living thing made up of one or more cells.

• Unicellular – an organism composed of one cell, can carry on all the activities necessary for life

• Multicellular – An organism composed of many cells, different cells carry out different jobs (division of labor),

Multicellular Organization

Similar cellswork together to formTissues.

Multicellular Organization

Different tissues work together to form organs.

Multicellular Organization

Different Organs work together to form organSystems.

Multicellular Organization

All theOrgan Systems work together to form a livingOrganism.

Levels of organization in multicellular organismCell

Tissue

Organ

Organ System

Organism

Levels of Biological Organization

 1. atoms 2. molecules 3. cells 4. tissues 5. organs 6. organ systems 7. organism

Levels of Biological Organization

8. Populations –Organisms of thesame species that Live in the same place and can interact to produce young 

Levels of Biological Organization

9. Communities – Groups of different populations that interact with each other in a given area. 

Levels of Biological Organization

10. Ecosystem – Biotic community and abiotic factors

Biotic - Living organisms

Abiotic – Nonliving organisms. 

Levels of Biological Organization

11. Biosphere – made up of all the ecosystems. The part of the earth and its atmosphere that is capableof supporting life.

RECAP

Atom Carbon

Molecule Water

Organelle Nucleus

Cell Bacteria

Tissue Muscle

Organ Brain

Organ System Excretory

Organism A Buffalo Moose

Population Moose

Community Bees and Flowers

Ecosystem Ocean

Biome Tundra

Biosphere Earth

HW: Analogy (Circles Handout)