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Page 1: Biology 4

Biology 4Biology 4

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Biology 4Biology 4• Biophilia

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What is Life?What is Life?

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Properties of LifeProperties of Life

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ReproductionReproduction

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OrderOrder

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Growth and DevelopmentGrowth and Development

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Use EnergyUse Energy

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Response to the EnvironmentResponse to the Environment

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HomeostasisHomeostasis

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Evolutionary AdaptationsEvolutionary Adaptations

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Smallest Unit of LifeSmallest Unit of Life

• Cell or Virus????

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Smallest Unit of Life – The CellSmallest Unit of Life – The Cell

• Prokaryotic Cells– DNA and Ribosomes– No nucleus– No membrane bound

Organelles• Eukaryotic Cells

– DNA and Ribosomes– Nucleus– Membrane bound

Organelles

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Emergent PropertiesEmergent Properties

• Novel properties emerge that are not present at the level below

• Reductionism

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Unity and DiversityUnity and Diversity

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Biology HierarchyBiology Hierarchy

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Biology HierarchyBiology Hierarchy• Subatomic Particles• Atoms• Molecules• Organelles• Cells• Tissues• Organs• Organ Systems

• Organisms• Populations• Communities• Ecosystems• Biomes• Biosphere

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Biology HierarchyBiology Hierarchy• K• P• C• O• F• G• S

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Biology HierarchyBiology Hierarchy• Kingdom• Phylum• Class• Order• Family• Genus• Species

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Biology HierarchyBiology Hierarchy• Kingdom - Animalia• Phylum• Class• Order• Family• Genus• Species

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Biology HierarchyBiology Hierarchy• Kingdom - Animalia• Phylum - Chordata• Class• Order• Family• Genus• Species

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Biology HierarchyBiology Hierarchy• Kingdom - Animalia• Phylum - Chordata• Class - Aves• Order • Family• Genus• Species

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Biology HierarchyBiology Hierarchy• Kingdom - Animalia• Phylum - Chordata• Class - Aves• Order - Falconiformes• Family• Genus• Species

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Biology HierarchyBiology Hierarchy• Kingdom - Animalia• Phylum - Chordata• Class - Aves• Order - Falconiformes• Family - Accipitridae• Genus• Species

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Biology HierarchyBiology Hierarchy• Kingdom - Animalia• Phylum - Chordata• Class - Aves• Order - Falconiformes• Family - Accipitridae• Genus - Haliaeetus• Species

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Biology HierarchyBiology Hierarchy• Kingdom - Animalia• Phylum - Chordata• Class - Aves• Order - Falconiformes• Family - Accipitridae• Genus - Haliaeetus• Species - leucocephalus

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Biology HierarchyBiology Hierarchy• Kingdom - Animalia• Phylum - Chordata• Class - Aves• Order - Falconiformes• Family - Accipitridae• Genus - Haliaeetus• Species - leucocephalus

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Biology HierarchyBiology Hierarchy• Domain• Kingdom• Phylum• Class• Order• Family• Genus • Species

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DomainsDomains

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Domain: BacteriaDomain: Bacteria

• Prokaryotic• Cell Walls -

Peptidoglycan• Most Bacteria

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Domain: ArchaeaDomain: Archaea

• Prokaryotic• Extreme

Conditions• Make DNA

and Proteins like eukaryotic cells

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Domain: EukaryaDomain: Eukarya

• Eukaryotic Cells

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Kingdom: ProtistaKingdom: Protista

• Usually Unicellular• Some have Cell Walls

of Cellulose

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Kingdom: FungiKingdom: Fungi

• Multicellular• Cell Walls of Chitin• Decomposers

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Kingdom: PlantaeKingdom: Plantae

• Multicellular• Cell Walls of

Cellulose• Autotrophs

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Kingdom: AnimaliaKingdom: Animalia

• Multicellular• No Cell Walls• Heterotrophs

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What is What is Science?Science?

• Science = To Know• Science is a process

– Scientific Method

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What is What is Science?Science?

• Science = To Know• Science is a process

– Scientific Method

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Scientific MethodScientific Method• Observation

– Senses / Lit search• Hypothesis

– Testable and Repeatable– Null hypothesis – No significant difference– Alternative hypothesis – significant difference

• Experiment– Sample Size = 30– Control, change one variable– Threshold criterion (0.05)

• Analysis– Quantitative (Statistical testing)

• Conclusion

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Are they the same?Are they the same?• Hypothesis• Theory• Law

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Probability in ScienceProbability in Science

• Science eliminates possibilities

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ProbabilityProbability in Science in Science

• Do the colors makethem harder to see?

• Is there a benefit lookinglike a poisonous species?

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ProbabilityProbability in Science in Science

• Science eliminates possibilities

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ProbabilityProbability in Science in Science

• Science eliminates possibilities

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EvolutionEvolution

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EvolutionEvolution• Change over time

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Why isn’t Creationism taught Why isn’t Creationism taught in most science Classes?in most science Classes?

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ThemesThemes

• The Cell• Heritable Info• Emergent

Properties• Regulation• Interaction

with the Environment

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ThemesThemes• Energy and Life• Unity and

Diversity• Structure and

Function• Scientific

Inquiry• Science,

Technology, and Society

• Evolution