University:
Eastern Kentucky University
Course:
BIO 100 | Introductory Biology
Academic year:

2022
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191

Pages:

3
Author:

Charlee Buchanan

Module 1 Worksheet Levels of Biological Organization Learning Goal. This activity will help you    Define the levels of biological organization Give examples of the levels of biological organization Order the levels of biological organization based on size and scale Evaluation. The worksheet will be graded as: Needs improvement Responses are missing or mostly incorrect. 0-5 points Fair All responses are present, but many are incorrect. 6-7 points Good Exceptional Responses are mostly correct but Responses are 100% accurate, superficial. thorough, clear, and creative. 8-9 points 10 points Instructions Fill out the table below to A. List the levels of biological organization from largest (1- biosphere) to smallest (12- sub-atomic particles). I’ve filled in a few boxes to help guide you. B. Describe the levels in your own words C. Provide a detailed example of each level. Have the examples be consistent/match//relate to one another; for example, don’t state “desert” and then “penguin” (those don’t match). 1 In the 3rd level, I ask you to provide 3 different examples and give specific details of the Domain, Kingdom, scientific name and common name for the examples. An example for how to do this is as follows: Do not use this example when you fill out your table. A. Level of biological organization B. Description C. Example 1 Biosphere All of earth and the regions where living organisms exist Lithosphere 2 Ecosystem All living and non living systems in an area. Agricultural lands like farms 3 Communities All the organism of a specific ecosystem Domain Kingdom Domain Eukarya Kingdom Animalia Scientific name Homo sapiens Common name human Eukarya, or Bacteria, or Archeae Eukarya, or Bacteria, or Archeae Eukarya, or Bacteria, or Archeae (Eukarya) (Eukarya) eukarya() Animalia Plantae or Fungi animalia (Plantae) Scientific name (Be sure to use italics Homo sapiens Andropogon gerardii Canis lupus 2 for the name) Common name humans 4 population These are organisms of species in a specific area People living in Northern America 5 organisms One single individual Me(Damilola) 6 organs Groups of tissues that work together to perform a specific function bladder 7 tissues Groups of cells that work together to perform a specific function Muscle tissue 8 cells Functional and basic unit of life Muscle cell 9 organelles Group of structures that function as a part of a cell mitochondria 10 molecules Two or more atoms Adenosine triphosphate (ATP) 11 atoms Basic unit of a chemical element Ribose, sugar, phosphate group 12 Sub-atomic particles Cluster of articles smaller than an atom Protons, neutrons, and electrons Big bluestem Gray wolf 3