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    Organism: Figure 1-6 The Hierarchy of Biological Organization

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    This document outlines the hierarchy of biological organization from the smallest to largest levels: 1) At the chemical level, atoms join to form molecules like water and macromolecules like proteins. 2) Cells are the basic unit of structure and function, and associate to form tissues like bone. 3) Tissues combine to form organs like bones that make up organ systems like the skeletal system. 4) Organisms consist of organ systems that work together functionally. 5) Populations are groups of the same species that populate an area and form communities with other populations. 6) Communities interact with the physical environment to form ecosystems. 7) All of Earth's ecosystems together constitute the biosphere.

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    This document outlines the hierarchy of biological organization from the smallest to largest levels: 1) At the chemical level, atoms join to form molecules like water and macromolecules like proteins. 2) Cells are the basic unit of structure and function, and associate to form tissues like bone. 3) Tissues combine to form organs like bones that make up organ systems like the skeletal system. 4) Organisms consist of organ systems that work together functionally. 5) Populations are groups of the same species that populate an area and form communities with other populations. 6) Communities interact with the physical environment to form ecosystems. 7) All of Earth's ecosystems together constitute the biosphere.

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    Organism

    Organ systems
    work together
    in a functional
    organism.
    Population
    A population
    consists of
    organisms of the
    Organism same species.

    Population

    Organ system Organ system


    (e.g., skeletal
    system) Tissues
    and organs make Community
    up organ systems. The populations
    of different
    species that
    populate the
    Organ Organ same area make
    (e.g., bone) up a community.
    Tissues form
    organs.

    Tissue Community
    (e.g., bone tissue)
    Cells associate Tissue Bone cells
    to form tissues.

    Nucleus
    Cell
    Cellular level
    Ecosystem
    Atoms and molecules
    A community
    form organelles, such
    together with
    as the nucleus and
    the nonliving
    mitochondria (the site
    environment
    of many energy
    forms an
    transformations).
    ecosystem.
    Organelles perform Organelle
    various functions Ecosystem
    of the cell.

    Chemical level Macromolecule Biosphere


    Atoms join to form Earth and all of
    molecules. Macro- its communities
    Biosphere
    molecules are large constitute the
    molecules such as biosphere.
    proteins and DNA. Oxygen atom
    Hydrogen atoms
    Molecule

    Water

    Figure 1-6 Animated The hierarchy of biological organization

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