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This is an in-depth, hands-on class to help you learn about biology. Hard work, dedication, and participation are both expected and required from us all.
Voki
Tentative Class Overview (subject to change)
Read this document on Scribd: 2008-2009ADVBioCalendar
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Foundations of Biology
Hierarchy of Life
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About Me
- Mr. Dorsey
- I teach Advanced Biology, Dual Credit Biology, and Advanced Earth Science at Capital High School and am the on-site HSTA sponsor. In addition, I am a member of the Globaloria WV network.
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1.arrangement
2.collecting energy
3.regulating behavior
4.reactive
5.spawn
6.expansion
7.adjustsing
1. reproducing
2. eating (energy)
3. growing
4. adjusting to environment
5. reactions to life
6. organization
7. homeostasis
0H; this is imani
1.Reproduce, which means that an organism is able to copy ones self.
2.Grow, which means by showing some change wether in getting bigger or taller or even older.
3.Abtain Energy, which means an organism can get energy from another resource.
4.Respond, able to adapt to different environments
5.Organization,having more than one cell
6.Homoeostasis, Regulation of the internal environment to maintain a constant state
7.React to enviroment
Organization: more than one cell
Receiving energy: all living things take in energy to live
Homeostasis: the use of behavior to regulate their internal environment
Responsiveness: living things respond to their environment
Reproduce: all living things produce an offspring of some sort
Growth: living things grow
Adaptation: all living things that move into a different environment get used to their new surroundings
1. Organization (each level has urgent properties due to the interaction between parts)
2. Acquiring energy (living things get nutrient materials from another source)
3. Homeostasis (the regulation of behavior to control their environment)
4. Responsiveness (organisms acts to a stimulus in order to survive)
5. Reproduction (an organism is able to copy itslef)
6. Growth (an organism has the ability to change in age)
7. Adaptation (organisms accomodate to suite its way of life)
1.Reproduce, which means that an organism is able to copy ones self.
2.Grow, which means by showing some change wether in getting bigger or taller or even older.
3.Abtain Energy, which means an organism can get energy from another resource.
4.Respond, able to adapt to different environments
5.Organization,having more than one cell
6.Homoeostasis, Regulation of the internal environment to maintain a constant state
7.React to enviroment
1. reproducing
2. eating (energy)
3. growing
4. adjusting to environment
5. reactions to life
6. organization
7. homeostasis
1.adjusting
2.organization
3.grow
4.homeostasis
5.reaction
6.expansion
7.abtaining energy
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