introduction to life science

The study of life.

Life.

Study.

The naming and classifying of organisms.

The study of cells, including animal cells.

The formation and development of organisms.

The study of structures and body parts.

The study of the functions of organisms and their parts.

The study of the biological composition.

The study of heredity and variation.

The study of the origin of organisms.

The study of the relationship of organisms with the environment.

The fundamental unit of matter.

A group of atoms, a combination of two or more elements.

Centrosome, cell wall, mitochondria, ribosomes, chloroplast, cytoplasm.

The basic unit of life.

A group of cells, including connective, muscle, nervous, and epithelial.

A collection of tissues that work together to make the body function.

A system of organs, such as the nervous, circulatory, respiratory, reproductive, integumentary, digestive, endocrine, urinary/excretory, and lymphatic system.

A living entity capable of reproduction.

A group of the same species living in the same area.

A community of organisms and their relationships.

The environment of organisms and the interactions of living things with their environment.

A large-scale ecosystem characterized by specific climate and vegetation.

The global sum of all ecosystems on Earth.

Si Malakas, at si Maganda, Adam and Eve in Filipino context, Divine theory of creation, Theory of evolution.

The theory that life comes from life through reproduction.

The theory that life comes from non-living things through spontaneous generation.

Proposed the theory of evolution and the concept of survival of the fittest.

Proposed that species change as they migrate to new environments.

Proposed the theory that species change gradually to adapt to their needs and the theory of use and disuse.

Growth and development, reproduction (sexual and asexual), homeostasis, metabolism (catabolism and anabolism), motility.