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    The document discusses key concepts in biology including adaptation, biodiversity, ecosystems, and respiration. It provides examples of different types of adaptations like structural adaptation in cacti stems and behavioral adaptation. Biodiversity is discussed at ecosystem, genetic, and species levels. The human respiratory system and its parts like the trachea, bronchi, and alveoli are defined. Plant and animal respiratory structures like gills and spiracles are also mentioned.

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    The document discusses key concepts in biology including adaptation, biodiversity, ecosystems, and respiration. It provides examples of different types of adaptations like structural adaptation in cacti stems and behavioral adaptation. Biodiversity is discussed at ecosystem, genetic, and species levels. The human respiratory system and its parts like the trachea, bronchi, and alveoli are defined. Plant and animal respiratory structures like gills and spiracles are also mentioned.

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    1. The organism will die and may become extinct if an organism fails to adapt to its
    environment.

    2.The enhances the fitness and survival of individuals is very important to all organism.

    3. Thick stems of cactus is an example of structural adaptation.

    4. Adaptation is a process does an organism undergo to accommodate environmental


    circumstances

    5. Behavioral adaptation is type of adaptation affects the action of an organism.

    6. Structural adaption is type of adaptation is exhibited by an organism that modifies its body
    parts or organs for survival

    7. Biodiversity shows how different species interact with each other and with their environment.

    8. Variation of skin color is an example of genetic diversity.

    9. Ecosystem diversity refers to the diversity in an ecosystem, habitat, and natural community.

    10. Species diversity is a type of biodiversity considers both species richness and species
    abundance.

    11. Biodiversity refers to the variability of organisms in an ecosystem.

    12. It's more accurate to define the biosphere as a global ecosystem rather than global
    community because it involves the living organisms and the abiotic aspects.

    13. If an invasive species is introduced into a new ecosystem it can reproduce and spread
    quickly, taking over an area.

    14, Soil salinity is an edaphic factor in an ecosystem.

    15. Ecosystem is made up of organisms as well as the abiotic factors in the area.

    16. A group of interacting organisms of the same species in the same area is called population.
    17. Tropical rainforest is a biome has the highest biodiversity.

    18. Structure is not example of biotic factors.

    19. The community is stable if the population persists after the disturbance.
    20. The community belongs to 3rd level of ecological organization.

    21. Population is a levels of ecological organization consists of exclusively interbreeding


    individuals.

    22. When gas exchange takes place, the oxygenated blood can now provide oxygen to the
    body cells and Oxygenated blood goes back into the heart.

    23. When the air is inhaled air passes through the trachea.

    24. Bronchus serves as a passageway into the lungs.

    25. Alveoli refers to balloon-like sacs found at the end of bronchioles

    26. Trachea enables the human respiratory system to draw air in and out of the lungs.

    27. Operculum is the part of the gills that encloses the opercular cavity.

    28. Gills are the respiratory structures that are most functional underwater

    29. Tracheole serves as a network of connected tubes that allow the passage of air.

    30. Spiracles are pairs of openings in an insect's abdomen.

    1. Reproduction is the process of generating offspring from a parent organism, which occurs in
    all forms of life.

    2. Suckers are lateral branches coming from the underground part of the stem.

    3. Apomixis is a type of asexual reproduction in plants that produce seeds without fertilization.

    4. Asexual Reproduction is a type of reproduction that does not need two parents to produce
    offspring.

    5. Fragmentation is a type of reproduction that involves the breaking of the body parts into
    fragments, followed by regeneration and regrowth of lost parts.

    6. Life science is a collection of disciplines that is made up of theories and principles that tackles
    the structure and function of organisms.

    7. Growth refers to the ability of organisms to increase in size, weight, and height.

    8. Development refers to the differentiation of cells to form highly specialized structures in an


    organism's body.

    9. When cell is aggregated, it forms tissues.

    10. Metabolism refers to the total chemical reactions in an organism that allow it to function
    properly.

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