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Natural selection can lead to the appearance of a new species and/or emergent property.

Individual organisms experience genetic change during their life spans to better fit their environment.

Individuals in a population exhibit variants, some of which are passed from parents to offspring.

Factors in the environment result in some organisms having better reproductive success than others.

to be just as susceptible to that antibiotic as was the previous generation.

to die out due to the drastic antibiotic than the previous generation

to be more resistant to that antibiotic than the previous generation

to be more contagious than the prior generation

Organisms are unchanging, no matter the environmental stimuli

Organisms have the ability to process food in order to provide energy for required functions

Organisms have the ability to reproduce fertile offspring

Organisms are orderly as their structure determine their functions

An organ system includes tissues that build to form associated organs with similar functions.

A tissue cannot exist unless it is a component of an organ system, whereas an organ system exists independently of tissues

The tissue level of organization is more inclusive than the organ system level.

Tissues are not composed of cells; organ systems are composed of cells

Humans determine which organisms reproduce in order to accumulate ideal characteristics in offspring.

Humans modify the genetic information of organisms in order to accumulate ideal character in offspring

Nature determines which organisms reproduce in order to accumulate fit characteristics in offspring

Nature eliminates unfit organisms in order for the accumulation of fit characteristics in offspring that reproduce.

prokaryotic autotrophs/ producers

eukaryotic autotrophs/ consumers

prokaryotic heterotrophs/ consumers

prokaryotic autotrphs/ consumers

Organisms within this domain compose multicellular organisms.

The oldest known cellular life on Earth belongs within this domain

All members within this domain lack a nucleus

Organisms within this domain compose eukaryotic organisms

habitat.

community.

population.

ecosystem.

Aceraceae

Acer

Sapindales

Angiospermae

organism, organ system, organ

atom, molecule, organelle

cell, tissue, organ

cell, organelle, molecule

11;23

23;12

12;23

1;23

23;1

23;11