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Title: Standard 5 Identifying cells, tissues, organs, organ


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Identifying cells, tissues, organs, organ
systems, organisms, populations, communities, and
ecosystems as levels of organization in the
biosphere.
Standard 5
  • Aaron Sahmod

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The following slides explain the levels of
organization from Cells to Biospheres
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Cells
  • A structural unit of all living things. The
    smallest unit classified as an living organism.

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Tissues
  • Tissues are an ensemble of cells, they are not
    the same but the are of the same origin, that
    carries out an function.

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Organs
  • Organs are groups of tissue that perform
    different functions. There are many organs in the
    body like skin, kidney, liver, and etc.

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Organ Systems
  • Some types of organ systems are, Circulatory,
    Respiratory, Digestive, Nervous, and Reproductive.

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Organism
  • A single living organism. Example Humans, Cows,
    Birds, Trees.

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Population
  • A group of organisms of one type staying in the
    same area. An example is like and herd of cows on
    a plain, or the number of people living in
    Tuscaloosa.

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Community
  • Different populations that live together.
    Examples Cows, snakes grass, hawk.
  • They must all be LIVING Things
  • The community below includes the horses, cows,
    chickens dogs

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Ecosystems
  • These include the living nonliving things found
    in the community (people birds water soil dogs
    etc.
  • Two examples of Ecosystems are wetlands and
    forests.

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Biosphere
  • Our Biosphere is made up of all of the biomes/
    ecosystems on the planet earth.

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QuestionsTest your Knowledge
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A Pod of bottlenose dolphins living in a specific
region can be identified as which level of
organization?
  • A. Biosphere
  • B. Ecosystem
  • C. population
  • D. community

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C population
  • A population is a group of organisms of one type
    that all live in the same area.

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Study the picture belowWhich level of
organization is BEST represented by the entire
picture?
  • A. Organism
  • B. ecosystem
  • C. population
  • D. community

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B ecosystem
  • An ecosystem is a community and its nonliving
    surroundings as labeled here

Air
Bird
Trees Bushes
Grass
Water
Alligator
Fish
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A group of cells that work together for a common
function would MOST LIKELY be described as
  • A. a tissue
  • B. an organ
  • C. an organelle
  • D. a community

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A. a tissue
  • A tissue is a small group of cells used to make
    up organs such as the brain

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Study the diagram below
  • A. Plant
  • B. Animal
  • C. Biosphere
  • D. community
  • Which is a level of organization that could be
    represented by X?

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D. community
  • A community is larger than a population but less
    inclusive than an ecosystem

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Study the picture below
  • A. Biosphere
  • B. Ecosystems
  • C. Populations
  • D. community
  • Which level of biological organization results
    from the combination of the living organisms
    shown in the picture?

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D. community
  • A community is all living things (plants and
    animals) that live in a defined area

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Which figure BEST represents the levels of
organization in the ocean from largest to
smallest?
  • Community
  • Organism
  • Ecosystem
  • Population
  • B. ecosystem
  • community
  • population
  • organism

C. organism population community
ecosystem
D. population ecosystem organism
community
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B. Ecosystem, Community, Population, Organism
  • Ecosystem, Community, Population, Organism is
    the levels of organization in descending order

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Which sequence correctly identifies the levels of
organization in a biosphere from most complex to
least complex?
  • A Organism?Population?Community?Ecosystem
  • B ecosystem?community?population?organism
  • C community?organism?ecosystem?population
  • D population?ecosystem?organism?community

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B. ecosystem?community?population?organism
  • An ecosystem is a community and all its
    surroundings making it the most complex and an
    organism is one living object making it the
    simplest

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Study the tables below. Ospreys, egrets and
cranes were observed in an area around a small
oxbow lake at Perry Lakes Park in Alabama
Which student correctly categorized the
observations according to the levels of
organization in the biosphere
A Student 1 B Student 2 C student 3 D student 4
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C student 3
  • Since an organism is a single living thing you
    have to include all of them so 638522170 and a
    population is only one type of animal and three
    birds were being studied there were 3 populations
    and since a community is all the populations
    combined there is only 1 community

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Study the Diagram below
  • Forests, animals, sunlight, soil, water
  • Oak forest, grey squirrels, deer
  • Oak forest
  • Oak tree

Which example below represents the organizational
levels shown in the diagram?
  • A Organism B ecosystem C Community
    D Population
  • Population community
    Ecosystem Organism
  • Community population
    Organism Ecosystem
  • Ecosystem organism
    Population Community

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B ecosystem community
population organism
  • An ecosystem is a community and its nonliving
    surroundings. Communities are populations in a
    defined area. Populations are groups of
    organisms. An organism is a single living thing.

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  • Study the picture

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Hint This includes the water ,soil, animals
trees.
Which level of organization is BEST represented
by the entire picture? This includes the water
,soil, animals trees.
A Population B Community C Ecosystem D
Organism
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  • C. Ecosystem, because it is made up of the living
    non living things.

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  • A scientist studied a coral reef in an ocean. The
    scientist made a data table to record what was
    observed. How many populations are represented by
    the data?

A 2 B 6 C 67 D 101
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  • The answer to that question is B. 6
  • It asked how many populations, and there are 6
    populations. (Sea turtle, Sea Star, Nurse Shark,
    Clown Fish, Parrotfish, Sea urchin. Each TYPE is
    a different population.
  • The population of a town is the number of people
    that live there.

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Study the list of terms below.
osteocyte stomach muscle digestive system
Hint This word ends in cyte which means CELL
  • A student preparing for a test in human anatomy
    studied the terms in the list. Which of the
    following represents a tissue in the human body?

A Bone Cell B Stomach C Muscle D Digestive
System
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  • The answer to that question was
  • C. Muscle
  • Muscle is made up of cells that are
  • similar to each other
  • because the stomach is an organ
  • an osteocyte is a bone cell
  • the digestive system is a whole system.

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13 Student Question
A herd of animals in the same area is an example
of,
  • Population
  • Biosphere
  • Organism
  • Ecosystem

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  • The answer is A. population
  • because, a population is a group of organisms of
    one type staying in the same area.

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