ICSE l CLASS 7 l Biology l Chapter 2 Organization in Living Things l levels of organisation L 1
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Organization in the living world involves smaller units forming larger structures for functionality, starting from atoms to molecules, cell organelles, tissues, organs, organ systems, and finally, an organism. This systematic arrangement at different levels is essential for the survival and functioning of living matter.
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- The living world's organization involves a hierarchical structure starting from atoms, progressing to molecules, cell organelles, cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, and finally, organisms.
- Each level of organization, from atoms to organisms, plays a vital role in ensuring the functionality and survival of living beings by forming interconnected structures with specific functions and purposes.
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Recent questions
What are the smallest units of matter?
Atoms
What do cells with similar structures and functions form?
Tissues
What do organs with similar functions unite to form?
Organ systems
What is the highest level of lower-level organization in living organisms?
Organism
What is the systematic arrangement of components in a system called?
Organization
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Hierarchy of Organization in Living Systems
- Organization in the living world involves smaller units forming larger structures for functionality.
- The concept of organization entails a systematic arrangement of components in a system.
- Components are classified into different levels, from smallest to largest, to form an organized structure.
- Lower-level organization starts with atoms, the smallest units of matter, essential for all living matter.
- Atoms combine to form molecules, which further combine to create cell organelles.
- Cell organelles are crucial for cell survival and functioning.
- Cells with similar structures and functions form tissues, which then create organs.
- Organs with similar functions unite to form organ systems, such as the excretory system.
- Different organ systems combine to create an organism, the highest level of lower-level organization.
