BIOD 101 Module 2 Portage Learning – Questions
With Factual Solutions
Save
Terms in this set (330)
organism Individual living creature
characteristics that Order, Evolutionary Adaptation, Regulation, Energy
differentiate living and Processing, Growth and Development, Response to the
nonliving things Environment, and Reproduction
highly ordered structures cell
are comprised of the basic
unit of life which is the
__________.
evolutionary adaptation (or smaller, genetic changes that allow for better survival of
generational evolution) an organism
(T/F) Maintaining True
homeostasis is crucial so
that living organisms can
thrive
deviations from the optimal regulatory processes
conditions requires
______________ _______________ and
show not be confused with
adaptation
examples of regulatory •shivering to generate body heat in humans
processes •regulation of blood flow through an organism
metabolism sum of the biochemical reactions in a living organism
in order to sustain life, energy
biochemical reactions are
utilized to produce
_______________.
,living organisms must biological fuel
obtain ______________ ________ or
use metabolic processes to
produce their own energy
many prokaryotes use anaerobic respiration
organic substances,
metabolizing them via
____________________
____________________.
plants use light to trap photosynthesis
energy through the process
of __________________.
animals ingest food & use ATP; cellular energy
biomacromolecules as
apart of anaerobic
respiration to produce
_____________ for ________________
_______________.
the generation of new growth; development
offspring is always
accompanied by distinct
_______________ & ________________
changes
a change or a process that allows an organism to
adaptation
become better suited for their environment
stimulus anything that causes an organism to respond
(T/F) Adaptations can be True
physical or behavioral
an example of a physical a crab's hard shell
adaptation
an example of a behavioral a squirrel hibernating through the winter
adaptation
involves the fusion of two gametes (one from each
sexual reproduction
parent) that will unite and grow into a new offspring
asexual reproduction gives rise to new offspring from a single organism
, spore formation (protozoa, bacteria, plants & fungi)
•binary fission (prokaryotes & some eukaryotic protozoa
such as amoeba)
•vegetative reproduction (some fruit-bearing plants,
examples of asexual
such as strawberry plants)
reproduction
•budding (fungi, bacteria, some plants, and fewer
animals like the hydra)
•fragmentation (segmented worms and echinoderms
like starfish)
the levels of biological biosphere, ecosystem, communities, populations, and
organization organisms
the broadest level of planet earth and the atmosphere;
biosphere
all capable of sustaining living organisms
ecosystem the systems of living and non-living things in a region
•grasslands
•forests
•tundra
examples of ecosystems •savanna
•aquatic regions
•rainforests
•coral reefs
(T/F) ecosystem includes True
the plants, organisms, soils,
and climate conditions
associated with the area
all the collective organisms living within a biological
communities
ecosystem
a group of one particular species living within defined
population
boundaries of a community
(T/F) only one type of False. several different types of populations makeup a
population makeup a community
community
organisms individual living members of a population
successive levels of atom --> molecule --> macromolecule --> cell --> tissue
organization from the most --> organ --> organ system --> organism --> population
specific level to the --> community --> ecosystem --> biosphere
broadest level
With Factual Solutions
Save
Terms in this set (330)
organism Individual living creature
characteristics that Order, Evolutionary Adaptation, Regulation, Energy
differentiate living and Processing, Growth and Development, Response to the
nonliving things Environment, and Reproduction
highly ordered structures cell
are comprised of the basic
unit of life which is the
__________.
evolutionary adaptation (or smaller, genetic changes that allow for better survival of
generational evolution) an organism
(T/F) Maintaining True
homeostasis is crucial so
that living organisms can
thrive
deviations from the optimal regulatory processes
conditions requires
______________ _______________ and
show not be confused with
adaptation
examples of regulatory •shivering to generate body heat in humans
processes •regulation of blood flow through an organism
metabolism sum of the biochemical reactions in a living organism
in order to sustain life, energy
biochemical reactions are
utilized to produce
_______________.
,living organisms must biological fuel
obtain ______________ ________ or
use metabolic processes to
produce their own energy
many prokaryotes use anaerobic respiration
organic substances,
metabolizing them via
____________________
____________________.
plants use light to trap photosynthesis
energy through the process
of __________________.
animals ingest food & use ATP; cellular energy
biomacromolecules as
apart of anaerobic
respiration to produce
_____________ for ________________
_______________.
the generation of new growth; development
offspring is always
accompanied by distinct
_______________ & ________________
changes
a change or a process that allows an organism to
adaptation
become better suited for their environment
stimulus anything that causes an organism to respond
(T/F) Adaptations can be True
physical or behavioral
an example of a physical a crab's hard shell
adaptation
an example of a behavioral a squirrel hibernating through the winter
adaptation
involves the fusion of two gametes (one from each
sexual reproduction
parent) that will unite and grow into a new offspring
asexual reproduction gives rise to new offspring from a single organism
, spore formation (protozoa, bacteria, plants & fungi)
•binary fission (prokaryotes & some eukaryotic protozoa
such as amoeba)
•vegetative reproduction (some fruit-bearing plants,
examples of asexual
such as strawberry plants)
reproduction
•budding (fungi, bacteria, some plants, and fewer
animals like the hydra)
•fragmentation (segmented worms and echinoderms
like starfish)
the levels of biological biosphere, ecosystem, communities, populations, and
organization organisms
the broadest level of planet earth and the atmosphere;
biosphere
all capable of sustaining living organisms
ecosystem the systems of living and non-living things in a region
•grasslands
•forests
•tundra
examples of ecosystems •savanna
•aquatic regions
•rainforests
•coral reefs
(T/F) ecosystem includes True
the plants, organisms, soils,
and climate conditions
associated with the area
all the collective organisms living within a biological
communities
ecosystem
a group of one particular species living within defined
population
boundaries of a community
(T/F) only one type of False. several different types of populations makeup a
population makeup a community
community
organisms individual living members of a population
successive levels of atom --> molecule --> macromolecule --> cell --> tissue
organization from the most --> organ --> organ system --> organism --> population
specific level to the --> community --> ecosystem --> biosphere
broadest level
