Multiple Choice
At which level of biological organization is the large intestine classified?
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1. Introduction to Biology
Life's Organizational Hierarchy
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The notion that organisms have hierarchical levels of structure refers to their:
A
biological organization
B
evolutionary adaptation
C
metabolic rate
D
genetic variation
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Understand the concept of hierarchical levels of structure in biology. This refers to the organization of living organisms into different levels, starting from the smallest unit (atoms and molecules) to the largest (biosphere).
Review the term 'biological organization,' which describes the arrangement of biological systems in a hierarchy, including levels such as cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, organisms, populations, communities, ecosystems, and the biosphere.
Compare the other options provided in the question: 'evolutionary adaptation,' 'metabolic rate,' and 'genetic variation.' These terms describe specific processes or characteristics of organisms but do not directly refer to the hierarchical structure of biological systems.
Recognize that 'biological organization' is the most appropriate term to describe the hierarchical levels of structure in organisms, as it encompasses the systematic arrangement of living systems.
Conclude that the correct answer is 'biological organization,' as it directly addresses the concept of hierarchical levels of structure in biology.
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