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Master Chapter 1 of Human Biology with this comprehensive introduction study guide covering characteristics of life, levels of organization, homeostasis, scientific method, and basic biological principles. Includes key definitions, concepts, and practice questions for exam preparation.

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Human Biology - Ch. 1 Intro to Human Biology
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1. Atoms The basic units of a chemical element and the smallest unit of
all things. Join together to make a molecule

2. Molecules Molecules join together to make up a cell

3. Multicellular Made up of many cells like animals and plants

4. Tissue Group of similar cells that preform a particular function

5. Organs Several types of tissue. These also belongs to an organ sys-
tem.

6. Organ System A group of organs that work together in performing vital body
functions

7. Species group of interbreeding organisms

8. Population Group of interbreeding organisms of the same species that
live in a given area

9. Organism Any living thing that has a collection of organ systems

10. Community The interaction of all organisms (more than one population)
living in an area

11. Ecosystem A community of populations interacting with that abiotic en-
vironment

12. Biosphere All of the ecosystems on earth where life exists

13. Levels of organization




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14. Why must we consume? To acquire materials and energy or nutrient molecules in food
to maintain organization of the cells and of the organisms

15. Characteristics of Life - Reproduction and growth
- Take in materials and energy
-Made of cells
- Homeostasis
- Sense and Responsd to internal and external stimuli
- Evolutionary history through which organisms change
(evolve)

16. Reproduce To create a copy of themselves through DNA, which contains
hereditary information, and ensure the continuance of their
own kind

17. Homeostasis process by which organisms maintain a relatively stable inter-
nal environment for cells through the workings of the organ
system

18. Examples of homeostasis - We shiver when cold to generate heat and maintain internal
body temp
- We sweat when hot to decrease internal body temp
- Respiratory system exchanges gasses with environment
- Cardiovascular system distributes nutrients and oxygen to
the cells and picks up their waste
- Nervous system and endocrine systems coordinate the

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