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4. What are the differences between Prokaryotic Organisms (Prokaryotes) and Eukaryotic Organisms (Eukaryotes)? Give some examples! (Score :4

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4. What are the differences between Prokaryotic Organisms (Prokaryotes) and Eukaryotic Organisms (Eukaryotes)? Give some examples! (Score :4

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1. from the picture represent the stages of population in a community. first is the Individual , which is single organism living by itself. Second is a group of the same species living together in the same place. third group of animals living together in the same places. fourth is a large or wide group living together with other living things or non living thing in big area. fifth is the entire organism living in any places within the earth.
2. A biome is a group of similar ecosystems. My favourite biome in the picture is the Tropical rain Forest. The example is Borneo island.
3. Species are a group of organisms capable of interbreeding and producing fertile offspring.
5. My favourite organisms is Sumateran Tiger
Genus species : Panthera tigris

Kingdom : Animalia

Phylum : Chordata

Class : Mammalia

Order : Carnivora

Family : Felidae

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3. What do you know about species? Give an example of species, the characteristics and the classification! Go to this link; www.iucnredlist.org (Score : 4)

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3. What do you know about species? Give an example of species, the characteristics and the classification! Go to this link; www.iucnredlist.org (Score : 4)

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1. No 1, refers to the individual which is the single living thing, no 2 shows the population which consists of a group of the same species, while no 3 is the community which refers to the different groups of species living together. No 4 is the the ecosystem which refers to where the community lives and no 5 is the biosphere which consist of the ecosystems.

2. A biome is an ecological area where the animals, plants or non-living thing like rocks have the same characteristics in order to adapt to the biome itself. For example, the desert is a biome where the area is dry and arid, therefore the organisms inhabiting such area are like cacti or camels that can adapt themselves to the hot and dry character of the area. The desert is my favourite biome as it's fascinating to know that in a land with limited water source can still occupy so many living organisms (+ I would never be able to survive in a desert, too hot for my liking).

3. A species is often defined as a group of organisms capable of interbreeding and producing fertile offsprings. Such as for instance, a Ferus which is the species of what we commonly know as camels. The scientific name ; Camelus Ferus refers to the Camel's genus; Camelus and it's species ; Ferus. The classifications are as follow:

Kingdom - Animalia
Phylum - Chordata
Class - Mammalia
Order - Cetartiodactyla
Family - Camelidae

4. A Eukaryotic organism is any organism whose cells have a cell nucleus and other organelles enclosed within the membranes. Such as animals and plants.

While a Prokaryotic organism is a simple, single-celled organism that lacks a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles. Such as bacteria and fungi.

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1. What do you know about this following picture? Which picture that represent individual, Population, community,  ecosystem,  and Biosphere? (Score : 5)

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1. This picture shows the individual, population, community, ecosystem and the biosphere. Section 1 represents the individual, section 2 the population, section 3 the community, section 4 the ecosystem, and section 5 the biosphere.

2. A biome is a group of similar ecosystems. My favourite biome in the picture is the temperate grassland because the temperature is not too cold or too hot.

3. Species are a group of organisms capable of interbreeding and producing fertile offspring. Example: the Phascolarctos cinerus is the scientific name for koala. It's characteristics are the following:

Domain - Eukaryota
Kingdom - Animalia
Phylum - Chordata
Class - Mammalia
Order - Diprotodontia
Family - Phascolarctidae
Genus - Phascolarctos
Species - Cinereus

4. Eukaryotic cells contain membrane-bound organelles while prokaryotic cells do not. Eg. Fungi and bacteria.

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2. What do you know about Biome ? Which biome that you like most! Explain the reason. (Score :2)

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2. What do you know about Biome ? Which biome that you like most! Explain the reason. (Score :2)

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1. from the image it depicts the stage from individual, population, ecosystem, community and biosphere respectively from 1 to 5, from 1 as an individual, 2 as a population, 3 as a community, 4 as a ecosystem and 5 as a biosphere.

2.  Biome is the classification of an ecosystem and marine is my favorite biom due of many beautiful things that can be seen there

3. species is a group of organism that are capable of breeding or exchange genes  Species : Common mammoth
Genus species : Callithrix Jacchus
Kingdom : Animalia
Phylum : Chordata
Class : Mammalia
Order : Primates
Family : Callitrichidae

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1. Biology is...The study of living things, or organisms as we call it.

2. A living things must be made up of cells, it is the smallest unit of criteria which determines if a thing is alive or not. Something that is alive must have some sort of movement as well. Some like animals might be obvious with running or swimming motions. But with plants,it may be harder to detect as their movements are very slow. Living organisms must use energy as well and get their energy by some sources. They will use this energy for growth, reproduction, and so on. Animals may take nutrients from eating food while plants may get their energy from the sun. Living things will need to grow and develop as well, from infancy to maturity. Living things must reproduce offsprings as well to ensure the continuity of their species. Some like animals mate to produce offsprings while single-cell organisms may split themselves. Finally, living things are able to adapt and respond to the changes in the environment.

3. An organism is any individuals living things, whether it is an animal, plant, or just a single-celled organisms. Unicellular organisms only consists of one cell and multicellular organisms consist of more than one cells.

4. Eukaryota are any organisms that have cell nucleus and other organelles in a membrane. These include things like fungi, animals, and plants. Archaeas are ancient bacterias with single-celled and live in extreme conditions such as the ocean depths or hot springs. One example is Halobacterium. Eubacteria or just bacteria are single-celled organisms which exist everywhere like in our bodies or the air. An example is Chlamydiae.

5. My favorite organism is our national mascot: The Komodo Dragon. Here’s the classification:

Scientific Name: Varanus Komodoensis

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Reptilia

Order: Squamata

Family: Varanidae

1. From the picture we can tell right away that no.1 represent individuals , which consists of one living thing. No. 2 represents population, which is the total number of living things of the same species within the same area. No. 3 represents community, different populations of animals living in the same area. No. 4 represents the ecosystem, which includes the interaction between the living things and the non living things like the river. No.5 is the biosphere, which consists of many different ecosystems.

2. Biomes are ecosystems with the same characteristics and conditions. My favorite Biome is the tropical rainforest because its density hides many secrets and there are still a lot of undiscovered organisms in any rainforests.

3. A species is a group of organisms capable of interbreeding and produce fertile offsprings. It is the basic unit of biological classification.

My favorite species is the Komodo Dragon:
Scientific Name: Varanus Komodoensis

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Reptilia

Order: Squamata

Family: Varanidae

4.Eukaryota are any organisms that have cell nucleus and other organelles in a membrane. These include things like fungi, animals, and plants, and bacterias. Archaeas (Prokaryotic) are ancient bacterias with single-celled and live in extreme conditions such as the ocean depths or hot springs and does not have a nucleus. One example is Halobacterium.