BIOLOGICAL

ORGANIZATION
Objective
• Describe the different levels of biological
organization from cell to biosphere.
What does biology mean?
Branch of science which deals with the
study of life of all the organisms on Earth.
THE LEVELS OF BIOLOGICAL
ORGANIZATION
ONE FOR ALL, ALL FOR ONE, WITHOUT
THE OTHER COMPONENTS ONE PART
CANNOT WORK PROPERLY.
 Biosphere
Ecosystem
Community
Population
Organism
Organ System
Organ
Tissue
Cell
Cell- the basic unit of life.
Tissue- a group of cells
performing similar function.
Organ- a group of tissues
performing similar function.
Organ system- a group of
organs performing similar
function.
Organism- an individual
living thing.
Population- group of
organisms of one type that
live in the same area.
Community- population that
live together in a defined
area. It contains the different
species in that area.
Ecosystem- is composed of a
community and its nonliving
surroundings.
Biosphere- is the part of the
Earth that contains all
ecosystem.
 Earth

Forest Ecosystem

Animal Community

Dog Population

Dog

Circulatory System

Heart
Muscle
Tissues
Animal
Cell
Create your own example of levels
of biological organization
 Earth

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2.
Muscle
Tissues
1.
ASSIGNMENT:
1. List down the organelles that can be found in
plant cell and animal cell, follow the table below.

Plant Cell Animal Cell

2. What is the difference between
plant cell and animal cells?

3. Explain why the cell is considered the

basic structural and functional unit of all
organisms.