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BIO 105 1st Edition Exam # 1 Study GuideChpt 1 Study GuideChpt 1Key terms:Homeostasis - Regulation. Also 1 of the 7 properties of Living Organisms.Metabolism - Energy Processing. 1 of the 7 properties of Living Organisms.Heredity - DNA is passed from one generation to the next.Quantitative data - CountsQualitative Data - DescribesDependent Variables - EffectIndependent Variables - CauseControlled experiment - an experiment that uses controls. Professor Tucker states that without a control (unchanged variable) an experiment is worthless.Deductive reasoning - General ideas to make conclusionsInductive reasoning - Makes conclusions based on data & experiments Key Concepts:● What are the defining characteristics of living organisms?1. Order, Organization2. Reproduction, Heredity3. Growth, Development4. Energy Processing, Metabolism5. Regulation, Homeostasis6. Response to the Environment, Response to Stimuli7. Evolution, Adaptation● Describe the hierarchy of biology from atoms to the biosphere.1. Complexity2. Size■ Atom ■ Molecule■ Organelle■ Cell■ Tissue■ Organ■ Organ System■ Organism■ Species■ Communities■ Ecosystem■ Biosphere● Why is the cell considered the basic unit of life?1. everything living is made up of cells● Define evolution. Why is it central to the field of biology?1. Evolution = genetic changes + time2. It is the process of change, It is a result of gene changes over time. "Descent with modification"● What are the steps of the process of science?1. Make Observations, Ask Questions2. Form Hypothesis, Make Prediction3. Conduct Testing, Experiments4. Examine Results, Make Conclusions● Why are controlled experiments necessary?1. A good experiment must have a control. Without a control, data is null. With a control, confounds are avoided. ● What is a hypothesis? Practice forming a hypothesis statement.1. A statement and prediction of an experiment's results. If____, then____. ● What is the difference between a hypothesis and a theory?1. A hypothesis can be incorrect. 2. A theory must:■ Be broader than a hypothesis■ Have a Large body of evidence■ Multiple lines of Testing■ Be Peer


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