4. The Molecular Level
Study the molecular
units of life.
– Investigate the
workings of DNA.
5. The Molecular Level
Study the molecular
units of life.
– Investigate the structure
of DNA.
– Study basic organic
molecules (protein, fat,
carbohydrate…)
6. The Molecular Level
Study the molecular
units of life.
– Investigate DNA.
– Study basic organic
molecules (protein, fat,
carbohydrate…)
Example: studies the
drugs on DNA.
9. The Cellular Level
Studies cells.
– how cells divide
– structure and function
of a cell
10. The Cellular Level
Studies cells.
– Studies how cells
divide
– Studies the structure
and function of a
cell
Example:
what happens to
cancer cells
exposed to tobacco.
12. The Multicellular Level
Studies Multicellular
Organisms.
– Animal behavior
Zoologists set up bat traps
13. The Multicellular Level
Studies Multicellular
Organisms.
– Animal Anatomy
– Plant Physiology.
Zoologists set up bat traps
14. The Multicellular Level
Studies
Multicellular
Organisms.
– Animal behavior
– Plant and animal
structure and
function.
Example:
How do roses
reproduce.
Zoologists set up bat traps
16. The Population Level
Studies groups of
organisms.
– How does a population
interact with the
environment.
Zoologists set up bat traps
17. The Population Level
Studies groups of
organisms.
– How does a population
interact with the
environment.
– What is the effect of
humans on nearby life.
Zoologists set up bat traps
18. The Population Level
Studies groups of
organisms.
– How does a population
interact
– What is the effect of humans
on nearby life.
Example:
How does bees communicate?
Zoologists set up bat traps
19. The Global Level
Study organisms and
the environment on a
global scale.
20. The Global Level
Study organisms and
the environment on a
global scale.
Example:
How does global
warming effect the
number of species
worldwide?
