Science
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Homeostasis metabolismo
1 organization 2 hypotesis 3 experimentation 4 conclusion
Variable factors that can change (temperature light pressure water nutrients)
Dependent and independent
Quantitative qualitative data
Research tools for obtain an exact measure for experiments
Skepticism
Alexander fleming penicillum
Ecology study of the organisms and interaction with the environment
Energy flow through ecosystem FOOD CHAIN
Species is a group of similar organisms that can brees and produce fertile offspring
Population is a group of individuals that belong to the same species and libe in the same área
Community assemblage of different populations that live together in a defined área
Biological influences on organisms biotic factors
Physical componentes abiotic
Biosphere all life on earth in wich life
exists land water atmosphere
Living systems operate by expending energy
Animals, fungí and many bacteria cannot energy HETEROTROPHS energy from another organism consumers
Feeding relationships FOOD web because more than one FOOD haha
Each step is trophic level
W and c both involve variations in temperature precipitation and other
Weather is the day to day condition of earth's atmosphere
Climate refers to average conditions over Loooong periods
Heat balance controlled carbon dióxido methane and water vapor
Three Climate zones:
Tropical is between 23.5 C north and 23.5 C south latitudes.
The TWO temperate zones 23.5 C and 66.5 C north and south latitudes.
Polar zones between 66.5 C and 90 C north and south latitudes.
This creates wind and ocean currents. Wich transport heat and moisture
Air that is heated by warm, rises.
Characterize biomes abiotic like Climate and soil type and biotic like plant and animal life
Major biomes;
Tropical rain forest.
Tropical dry forest.
Tropical grassland/savanna/shrubland.
Desert.
Temperate grassland.
Temperate woodland and shrubland.
Temperate forest.
Northwestern coniferous forest.
Boreal forest itaiga.
Tundra.
Producers, primary consumers, secondary consumers and descomponers.
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