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Chapter 1 - The Science Of Biology Flashcards

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Evolutionary adaptations

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A property of life.

All organisms evolve adaptations to their environment

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Cellular organization

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A property of life.

The cell is the basic unit of life.

All organisms are composed of one or more cells.

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Ordered complexity

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A property of life.

All living things are both complex and highly ordered.

Many different cells working together.

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Sensitivity

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A property of life.

All organisms respond to stimuli.

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Growth, development + reproduction

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A property of life.

All organisms capable of growing and reproducing.

DNA and heredity - passed on to offspring.

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Energy utilization

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A property of life.

All organisms take in and use energy to preform tasks.

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Homeostasis

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A property of life.

All organisms maintain relatively constant internal conditions that are different from their environment.

Ex. Internal temperature in the human body.

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Properties of life

7 properties

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Cellular organization
Ordered complexity 
Sensitivity 
Growth,development + reproduction 
Energy utilization 
Homeostasis 
Evolutionary adaptations
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Hierarchical organization

Cellular level
Small particles-cells

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Atoms -> molecules ->

Macromolecules -> organelles -> cells

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Hierarchical organization

Organismal level
Cells - whole organisms

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Tissues (groups of similar cells that act as 1 unit) -> organs (several tissues that act as 1 unit) -> organ systems

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Hierarchical organization

Population level
Species - ecosystem

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Population (group of organisms of the same species in the same environment) -> species (all populations of a certain kind of organism) -> community (different species living in one place) -> ecosystem (community +environment) -> biosphere

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2 types of reasoning

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Deductive -> applies general principles to predict specific results. (General to specific)

Inductive -> use specific observations to create general results (specific to general)

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Basic research

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Extend the boundaries of what we already know. (fundamental understanding)
people generally work in universities.
Contributes to the growing body of scientific knowledge.

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Applied research

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Goal is to make a product or make something happen to solve a problem.
People employed by an industry
Ex. Creating new drugs.

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How science is done

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Draw figure 1.3 in text page 5

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Artificial selection

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Animal breeders choosing certain breeds of dog to produce certain characteristics.

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Natural selection

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Nature favouring certain traits in animals that will help them survive and thrive in their environment.

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Darwin’s theory of evolution.

5 predictions.

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Proved species change over time.
Fossil record: proved that evolution changed from simple to complex.
Age of the earth
The mechanism of heredity
Comparative anatomy: homologous/ analogous structures
Molecular evidence

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Homologous structures

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Same origin but differ in structure and function.

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Analogous structures

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Similar function but different origins

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Molecular basis of inheritance

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Explains continuity of life.

Simple cells are complex

Everything about the cell is coded in DNA

Info in DNA are genes

Passing life on to next generation-heredity

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Relationship between structure and function

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Function in molecules +larger macromolecules are dependent on their structure

Structure can determine function and vice versa

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Diversity of life

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Arises through evolutionary change

All life evolved from one original event

24
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3 domains

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Bacteria

Archaea

Eukarya

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Domain bacteria

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Single celled organisms with little internal stucture.

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Domain archaea

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Single celled organisms with little internal structure

Have been around longest+ have least diversity.

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Domain eukarya

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Made up of organisms that are made of a complex, organized cell or multiple cells.

Has 4 kingdoms

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Kingdom Protista

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All unicellular eukaryotes except yeasts.

Also has multicellular algae in this kingdom

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Kingdom plantae

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Has organisms that have cell walls made of cellulose + obtain energy by photosynthesis

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Kingdom fungi

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Have cell walls made of chitin + obtain energy by secreting digestive enzymes + then absorbing the products they release

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Kingdom animalia

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Organisms that lack cell walls + obtain energy by ingesting other organisms + digesting them internally

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