Scientific method · Characteristics of life · Cell theory · Cellular organization · Viruses
BIO.1A — designing a fair test, identifying variables, and the experiments that disproved spontaneous generation.
You want to find out whether light affects how tall a bean plant grows. Set up three pots. Change only what you are testing.
BIO.1A.1 — develop criteria to tell living things from nonliving things.
Pick a specimen. Check every characteristic of life you think it has, then see how a biologist would score it.
BIO.1A.2 — the tenets of cell theory and the contributions of Hooke, Schleiden, Schwann, and Virchow.
BIO.1A.3 — cells to tissues to organs to organ systems to organism.
BIO.1A.4 — use evidence to support whether a virus is living or nonliving. Scientists still argue about this, so sort the evidence carefully.
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