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Iti otye kica dong tic ijo kicako? Rwot omat?
Iti otye kica dong tic ijo kicako? Rwot omat?
Kica dong tic ijo kicako ni tye obedo kany, kicia ma podo jok kiyo atye ango.
Iti otye kica mo’iyo kica kany i poke ting kica podo ageti? Kony?
Iti otye kica mo’iyo kica kany i poke ting kica podo ageti? Kony?
Kica poki nongo itye kica pobo, okete atye kany ki pegat.
Iti otye kica dong akondo kicako? Niudu?
Iti otye kica dong akondo kicako? Niudu?
Kica dong akondo kicako ni nying kica pe ngwe ocit kany.
Iti otye kica kite parol oria magi? Kony?
Iti otye kica kite parol oria magi? Kony?
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Iti otye kica ye tye i pe ngwe? Joka?
Iti otye kica ye tye i pe ngwe? Joka?
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Iti otye kica bende imito kicako? Caany?
Iti otye kica bende imito kicako? Caany?
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Iti otye kica ango pa dongo kicako tye cultari amuba? Oka?
Iti otye kica ango pa dongo kicako tye cultari amuba? Oka?
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Iti otye kica koto tye pabo yok kica jo tye selok? Ogot?
Iti otye kica koto tye pabo yok kica jo tye selok? Ogot?
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Kati ma otingot kanyag oo i dero kanyieng, kanyero me dek dii?
Kati ma otingot kanyag oo i dero kanyieng, kanyero me dek dii?
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Aka obo kadi amito kanyero mekit pi peo me ami otingot kanyag?
Aka obo kadi amito kanyero mekit pi peo me ami otingot kanyag?
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Kati me nuti kanyero meker kanyieng ma mit me amito kanyero na?
Kati me nuti kanyero meker kanyieng ma mit me amito kanyero na?
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Kati ma nic gri pi kanyero me kam anen, kanyero meyot tye kanyieng?
Kati ma nic gri pi kanyero me kam anen, kanyero meyot tye kanyieng?
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Kati ma gombo kanyero meanyen me tek biomi?
Kati ma gombo kanyero meanyen me tek biomi?
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Aka obo kadi me gogo nikod me tye medyo interpretation?
Aka obo kadi me gogo nikod me tye medyo interpretation?
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Kati ma gombo gime docu kanyero me kanyenyo ajak kwede dcok?
Kati ma gombo gime docu kanyero me kanyenyo ajak kwede dcok?
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Kati ma kuzi kanyag gi gati kanyieng meket gi bumi bioma?
Kati ma kuzi kanyag gi gati kanyieng meket gi bumi bioma?
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Study Notes
Scientific Method
- The scientific method is a systematic approach to understanding the natural world.
- It involves observation, question formation, hypothesis development, experimentation, data analysis, and conclusion drawing.
- Key aspects include:
- Observation: Noticing patterns or events in the natural world.
- Question: Formulating a specific question about the observed phenomenon.
- Hypothesis: Proposing a testable explanation for the observed question.
- Prediction: A logical statement that describes what will happen if the hypothesis is correct.
- Experiment: A controlled procedure to test the hypothesis.
- Data collection: Gathering and recording results from the experiment.
- Analysis: Interpreting the collected data.
- Conclusion: Drawing a conclusion about whether the hypothesis is supported or rejected.
- Scientific method is iterative and allows for refinement of hypotheses and experimentation.
Biological Organization
- Biology studies living organisms.
- An understanding of the hierarchical levels of organization is vital in biology.
- Atoms: The fundamental building blocks of matter.
- Molecules: Groups of atoms bonded together.
- Macromolecules: Larger molecules essential for life, like proteins, carbohydrates, and lipids.
- Cells: The basic unit of life.
- Tissues: Groups of cells with similar structure and function.
- Organs: Structures composed of different tissues working together.
- Organ Systems: Groups of organs performing specific functions.
- Organism: An individual living thing.
- Population: A group of organisms of the same species in a given area.
- Community: All the populations of different species in an area.
- Ecosystem: The community and the non-living environment interacting.
- Biosphere: All the ecosystems on Earth.
Cell Structure and Function
- Cells are the fundamental units of life.
- Prokaryotic cells: Lack a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles.
- Eukaryotic cells: Have a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles.
- Key organelles in eukaryotic cells include:
- Nucleus: Contains DNA.
- Mitochondria: Powerhouse of the cell, responsible for energy production.
- Endoplasmic Reticulum: Involved in protein synthesis and lipid metabolism.
- Golgi apparatus: Modifies, sorts, and packages proteins.
- Ribosomes: Synthesize proteins.
- Vacuoles: Storage compartments.
- Cytoskeleton: Provides structure and support.
Biological Diversity
- Organisms display a vast array of adaptations.
- Evolution by natural selection is a key concept in understanding biodiversity.
- Variation among organisms within populations is crucial for natural selection to work.
- Diversity includes different species, their interactions, and evolutionary relationships.
- Taxonomy is the science of classifying organisms based on shared characteristics.
Ecology
- Ecology studies the interactions between organisms and their environment.
- Key concepts in ecology include:
- Habitat: The physical environment where an organism lives.
- Niche: The role an organism plays in its environment.
- Competition: Interaction between organisms vying for resources.
- Predation: One organism consuming another.
- Symbiosis: Close interactions between different species.
- Different ecological levels, from individuals to ecosystems, help explain complex interactions.
- Biomes are large-scale ecological communities characterized by climate, vegetation, and animal life.
Genetics
- Genetics is the study of heredity and variation.
- Genes are the units of heredity.
- DNA is the molecule that carries genetic information.
- Chromosomes are structures of DNA organized into units.
- Mendelian genetics explains patterns of inheritance.
- Modern genetics involves more complex mechanisms of gene expression, regulation, and mutation.
Evolution
- Evolution is the change in genetic characteristics of a population over generations.
- Natural selection is a driving force of evolution.
- Other forces include genetic drift, gene flow, and mutation.
- Evidence for evolution comes from fossils, comparative anatomy, molecular biology, and biogeography.
- Evolution explains the diversity of life and its adaptation to diverse environments.
Scientific Processes
- Scientific inquiry involves critical and rigorous thinking.
- Scientific investigation involves designing controlled experiments, analyzing data, and comparing results.
- Communicating scientific findings is important to share knowledge and foster collaboration.
- Various tools are used to measure and analyze data (e.g., microscopes, statistical software).
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