Biology An Introduction.

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Biology An Introduction

Biology Bio = life Logy = the study of Bio+Logy = The study of life

Life?????? What is life? At least biologically Characteristics of Life 1. Organization: complex in structure - Specifically made of one or more cells Unicellular – one cell Ex: bacteria, amoeba Multicellular – more than one cell Ex: plants, animals

2. Utilizes Energy and Matter: - must gain energy and matter from some source 1st Law of Thermodynamics: Energy cannot be created or destroyed Autotroph – self feeders – make their own food Photoautotrophs – use light Ex: Plants, algae Chemoautotrophs – use energy from chemicals Ex: Chemosynthetic bacteria Heterotroph – other feeder – take in food from outside of themselves Herbivore Carnivore Omnivore Detrivore

3. Grow and develop Overtime, groups will change = evolution 4 3. Grow and develop Overtime, groups will change = evolution 4. Reproduction Asexual: offspring come from one parent – genetically identical (clones) Sexual: offspring come from two parents – genetic recombination

5. Respond to the Environment: Taxis – directed movement Chemotaxis Phototaxis Thermotaxis

6. Homeostasis: - maintain a stable INTERNAL environment – fight death Ex: Thermoregulation Osmoregulation – salt and water balance

Biological Hierarchy Atoms  Molecules  Organelles  Cells  Tissues  Organs  Organ Systems  Organism  Population  Community  Ecosystem (Biome)  Biosphere