ch 1 (intro. to bio) Flashcards
observation
process of gathering information about event in a careful onginized way
DNA
nucleic acid the contains the sugar deoxyribose
evolution
change over time
hypothesis
a logical explanation based on prior knowledge
metabolism
sum of all chemical reactions within an organism
homeostatis
process by which orgnism maintains stable internal environment
inference
a scientific explanation for a set of observations
controlled variable
a factor in an experiment that remains the same
spontaneous gen.
hypothesis that states that life can arise from nonliving matter
stimulus
the signal to which an organism responds
responding variable
a factor in an expirement that a scientist wants to observe , it changes in responce to manipulated variable
controlled expirement
allows scientist to isolate and test single varible
cell specilization
seprate roles for each type of cell in a multicellular organism
manipulated variable
Factors in an experiment that the scientist purposely changes
redi
scientist who Tested the hypothesis that flies produce magnets, he used meat in jars in the uncovered jar maggots appeared in the cover maggots did not
pasture
boiled broth w/ swan like curved neck
needham
heated gravy in pen flasks claimed spontaneous generation dose accrue
levels of study
Biosphere ecosystem community
population . organisms group of cells
cell molecules
classification group
kingdom phylum class . order family
genus species
characteristics of living things
made up of cells, reproduce, based on genetic code, grow and develope, change over time, obtain and use energy respond to environment , maintain internal balnce
two types of data
quantaive and qualative
unicellular
1cell
multicellular
many cells
asextual
1 parent genetacly identical
sexual
2 parents , genetically diffrent organisms
heterotrophic
eats other organisms to survive
autotropich
makes its own food
x and y axis in expiriment
x: independent y: dependent
compund microscope
allows light to pass through image
sem
scaning electon micro.
tem
transmistion electron microscope
prokaryote
no nuclouse
eukaryotic
has nucleus
6 kingdoms
archaebacteria . eubacteria . protista . fungi . plantae . animalia
theory
A well tested explanation that unifies a broad range of observations