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Homework: Biological Levels in Biology
By Caleb Guesno
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Question 1
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Question 2
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Question 3
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organism
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organ system
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molecule
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cell
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organelle
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tissue
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biosphere
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population
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community
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organ
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ecosystem
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biome
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atom
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Question 8
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Use the following information to make a climatograph. Don’t forget a title, axis
(with units), and a legend.
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Question 9
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Using the graphs that you constructed in the previous question. Name the following biomes. Here is a chart to help as well.
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Temperate Grassland
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Tropical Rainforest
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Subtropical Desert
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Organize the following levels of life
Drag and drop the correct blanks to the diagram
Chicago is called “The Windy City”
scale on the vertical axes
latitude
Always plotted as a BAR GRAPH (imagine raindrops collecting in a bucket)
Areas near the equator get lots of direct sunlight, so they have hotter climates
moderating
Vancouver has a warmer climate than Edmonton despite being at similar latitudes
Always plotted as a LINE GRAPH
A graph that shows us the average temperature AND precipitation of a location over one year