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• Physical Science


  Branch of science that deals with non-living things and their nature, composition, characteristics, and changes they have undergone
• Chemistry


  The branch of science deals with the composition of matter of change in the position
• Scientific Method


  The scientific way to solve scientific problems
• Theory


  A statement based on facts and reason that is designated to explain facts
• Law


  A concise statement that summarizes a large number of related facts is usually universally accepted proven and stated
• Hypothesis


  Normally a given may be used as the basis for reasoning
• Aristotle


  • The first to devise a system of classifying animals
  • He wrote the Historia Animalium which contains accurate descriptions of extant animals of Greece and Asia Minor
• William Harvey


  • First formulated the hereditary factor later called genes
  • Also known as the Father of Genetics
• Ecology


  The study of the interaction of organisms with their environment
• Evolution


  Continuously given rise to new forms of life
• Zoology


  The broadest field in biology because of the immense variety of animals and the complexity of the processes occurring within the animals
• Mitochondria


  The powerhouse of the cell
• Eukaryotic


  Types of cells that have nuclear membranes are also called true calls
• Golgi Complex


  The roadways and transport system of the cells
• Nucleus


  The control center of the cells contains DNA
• Fossils


  Preserved remains of organisms from past geologic age, typically found in sedimentary
• Cell


  The basic unit of life
• Atom


  The smallest particles in a matter
• Science


  A systematized body of knowledge gained through observations, experimentations, and D interpretations
• Pangea


  A supercontinent includes all current land masses, believed to have been in existence before the continents broke apart
• It has been said that the only constant thing on this Earth is CHANGE
• Ecosystem


  The basic functional unit in ecology
• Nutrients


  Substances that organisms need to survive
• Food Chain


  Follows the connection between one producer and a single chain of consumers within an ecosystem
• Abiotic Components


  The non-living components in the ecosystem such as soil, soil, air, sunlight, and temperature
• Ecologist


  Scientist who studies environmental interactions
• Ecology


  The branch of science pertains to oikos means house to live in
• Producers


  Categories in the food chain that makes its own food
• Habitat


  The area in which an organism lives includes the space, water, the food available, and soil types
• Biosphere


  The part of the earth system where life exists
• Atmosphere


  The layer of gases surrounding the earth
• Population


  A group of the same species that live in a specific time and space
• Predators


  Secondary consumers that prey on other animals
• Intraspecies


  Competition occurs among members of the same species
• Predators


  The organism that does the killing and the eating
• Mutualism


  Interspecies interactions in which both organisms benefit from one another
• Endoparasitism


  Parasites that are found inside the host
• Competition


  Occurs when two or more species fight for the same limited resources
• Taxonomy


  The science of naming, describing, and classifying organisms
• Carl Linnaeus


  • The father of Taxonomy