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Life Science(the study of living things) - Coggle Diagram
Life Science(the study of living things)
Structure of life(each organisms has unique structures)
Structure and function(all living things have structures designed to do certain jobs)
Cells(basic unit of structure and function of life)
Tissues(made up of cells woven together into webs),organs(made up two or more tissues), and systems(made up of all organs to do specific job)
Human Biology(study of the organ system of human body)
The human body(trillions of cells are organized into tissues, organs, and organ system that keep conditions inside your body stable)
Skeletal(made of bones) and muscular systems(includes muscles that help us move)
Digestive(breaking down of food into substances) and excretory systems(remove wastes produced by the activities of cell)
Physiology(organism's internal activities) and behavior(involves external activities)
Genes and heredity(living things reproduce to make organisms like themselves)
Reproduction(the process of making more of one's own kind)
DNA(when organisms reproduce, traits are passed from parents to offspring)
Genes(segments of DNA that carry instructions for the traits of an organism from parent to offspring)
Heredity(the passing of traits from parents to offspring)
Change and Diversity of life(the variety of life is known as biodiversity)
Recognizing common ancestors(all organisms on Earth share a common ancestor)
The theory of evaluation(the slaw change in organisms that occurs over many generations)
Ecosystem(all organism that live in an area with nonliving factors of the environment)
Population(certain kind of organism)
Feeding relationships(all organisms need energy to live)
Energy(energy in most ecosystems begins with the sun) and matter in ecosystem(matter moves in cycles through the environment)
Ecological succession(the set of organisms that occupy an area is constantly changing)
Biomes(is a large region characterized as having a distinct climate and specific types of plant and animal life)
Classification(organize groups based on similar characteristics)
Classification hierarchy(system used to organize into groups)
Kingdoms(six kingdoms of organisms are generally recognized, 1.plants,2.animals, 3.fungi,4.protists,5. eubacteria,6. archaebacteria)
Major groupings of organisms(classify organisms according to their place within the kingdoms)
Taxonomic trees(the evolutionary relationships among different groups of organisms)
Using an identification key(identify organisms by presenting a series of choices)