The Science of Biology 1.1 What is Science?. The Goals of Science 1. Deals only with the natural world The supernatural is outside the realm of science.

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The Science of Biology 1.1 What is Science?

The Goals of Science 1. Deals only with the natural world The supernatural is outside the realm of science

2. Collect and Organize Information

3. Propose explanations that can be tested

Summarizing SCIENCE is a body of knowledge that explains the natural world.

Science Begins with OBSERVATIONS How good were your observation skills when looking into the ‘mystery box’? Direct vs. Indirect Observations

Data = information gathered from observations Quantitative = a quantity, a number or measure Qualitative = a quality, description

INFERENCE - a logical interpretation based on prior knowledge * Drawing a conclusion

HYPOTHESIS - a proposed explanation, must be testable Examples: 1. Purina food will reduce a dog's shedding. 2. Putting Miracle Grow on tomato plants will make them produce more tomatoes. 3. The drug Avapro will lower a person's blood pressure.

1-2 How Scientist Work (page 8)

Spontaneous Generation Francesco Redi (1668) (Fig 1-8) Lazzaro Spallanzini (Fig 1-10) Louis Pasteur (1800's) (figure 1-11)

Scientific Method: 1) Ask questions, make observations 2) Gather information 3) Form a hypothesis 4) Set up a controlled experiment Manipulated variable - the variable that is deliberately changed (independent variable) Responding variable is variable that is observed ( aka dependent variable) 5)Record and analyze results 6)Draw a conclusion 7)Repeat

Example of Scientific Method in Action Question: What causes bromthymol blue to change colors when you blow into the straw? Question 2: Do fish grow faster if they are raised in a larger thank?

***Field studies, models *** Field Studies - when nature is observed in its natural state Models - using computers or other media to make a representation of a process, idea, or structure