Text Sections Section 1.3 The Nature of Biology, p. 7

Introduction Life is organized hierarchically, from atoms to molecules, to organelles, cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, organisms, populations, communities, ecosystems, and organism complexity.

Learning objectives • Understand the meaning of the term "hierarchy of life". • Understand tissue levels of multicellular organisms. • Discuss the elements that make up the biosphere

Organized things explaining the hierarchy of life are highly organized in a "hierarchical" way. Low-level organizations are gradually integrated to form high levels. The mass of a substance called an atom is based on the structure of life.

The atoms together form a molecule consisting of a defined number of atoms organized in a specific spatial arrangement. For example, water molecules are oxygen atoms bound to two hydrogen atoms, each of which is very precisely located.

The molecule then forms a so-called organelle, which is a highly organized structure within the cell that performs a specific cellular function. For example, mitochondria convert energy in food into energy that the body can use.

The next step is the functional unit of cell-life. Every organism is a single cell or a collection of cells

An organization is a collection of similar cells with a common function. Several organizations can gather and form functional units called organs. Later, several organs and related tissues can be integrated into the organ system. The contraction of the heart pushes blood into the vascular system. Heart, blood and blood vessels form the cardiovascular system

The combination of cells, tissues and organs can form multicellular organisms. Members of a single organism living in a specific area constitute a group. Every creature in a particular region constitutes a community (usually many different groups). Considering the non - biological factors that you interact with the community, such as climate and water, the result is the ecosystem. All the communities on the planet and the environment they interact will form the biosphere.

This will allow you to list the organizational levels of multicellular organisms.

Configure the problem block. • Functional units that specify life. • Define the term "ecosystem"

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