Put the following items in order from smallest to largest
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Organism | arrow_right_alt | 1(smallest) |
Community | arrow_right_alt | 2 |
Population | arrow_right_alt | 3 |
Organ | arrow_right_alt | 4 |
Organ System | arrow_right_alt | 5 |
Ecosystem | arrow_right_alt | 6 |
Biosphere | arrow_right_alt | 7 |
Tissue | arrow_right_alt | 8 |
Atom | arrow_right_alt | 9 |
Molecule | arrow_right_alt | 10 |
Cell | arrow_right_alt | 11 (Largest) |
The smallest level still considered living is "cell"
What level includes things like hearts, lungs, and brain?
Single celled organisms do not have tissues.
Plants are made of cells.
What level of organization includes a zebra or an apple tree?
What is homeostasis?
Check ALL of the examples of homeostasis in the human body
When your blood clots, platelets are signaled to go to the cut. They signal for even more platelets to arrive, and the process continues until the entire cut is full. What type of feedback does this represent?
When you are hot, your body sweats to bring its temperature down. Once the temperature is within a normal range, sweating stops. What type of feedback does this represent?
When your blood glucose drops, glucagon is released from your liver to bring it back up to a normal level. Once it is at a normal level the response stops. What type of feedback does this represent?