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Which of the following is NOT a unifying theme in biology?
What is the primary function of genes in organisms?
At what level of organization do biologists study the molecular biology of a cell?
Which group of organisms is NOT mentioned in the text?
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What is the fundamental process that allows organisms to move, grow, and reproduce?
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Study Notes
Unifying Themes in Biology
- Evolution is a unifying theme in biology, as it explains the diversity of life on Earth
- Unity and diversity are also unifying themes, as they describe the similarities and differences among organisms
Molecular Biology
- Biologists study the molecular biology of a cell at the molecular level of organization
- Genes, found at the molecular level, carry information needed to build and maintain an organism
Organisms
- The text mentions archaea, bacteria, protists, fungi, plants, and animals as groups of organisms
- Viruses are not considered a group of organisms in the classical sense
Biological Processes
- The fundamental process that allows organisms to move, grow, and reproduce is metabolism
- Metabolism involves the conversion of energy and the synthesis of new molecules
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Test your knowledge of the fundamental concepts and unifying themes in biology, including cells, genes, evolution, and energy processing.
