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Which level of ecology is shown here?
organismal
Which level of structural organization is considered to be the highest level?
thoracic cavity
How does Hyperthermia effect cells tissues and organismal level?
Hyperthermia affects cells tissues and organismal level in adverse ways. The high temperatures that are not regulated often causes damage to the tissue cells.
When was Origination of Organismal Form created?
Origination of Organismal Form was created in 2003.
What is organismal phylogeny?
The oldest use for phylogenies of genes is inferring organismal phylogeny (Fitch, 1996)
What are the different level of organization?
There are six levels of structural organization. These consists of chemical, cellular, tissue, organ, organ system, and organismal.
What is the highest level of organization in the body?
The highest level of organization that consists of all organ systems of the body is organismal.
Which theory suggests that the basic unit of life is the creature or organism which may be divided into cells?
organismal theory
Why do you need to look at genetics at both organismal and the molecular level?
If you look at how Mendel studied his pea plant seeds, he saw that RRand Rr genotypes of seeds produced round seeds and rr produced wrinkled. This is from a phenotypical (or you can say organismal) level. However, when scientists cracked open these seeds, it was found that the Rr genotypes had only 50% of a protein, but it still looked round. RR had 100% of the protein, and rr had 0% of the protein. This is a case of Incomplete Dominance, but Mendel didn't realize it because he had no microscope to look inside the seed.So it's important to look at both the organismal and molecular level of genes.
What is the smallest area of study in ecology?
organismal
Organs work together to form body systems body systems work together to form what?
That is the organismal level. Many organisms have several organ systems.
Why do you need to look at genetics at both organismal and molecular level?
If you look at how Mendel studied his pea plant seeds, he saw that RR and Rr genotypes of seeds produced round seeds and rr produced wrinkled. This is from a phenotypical (or you can say organismal) level. However, when scientists cracked open these seeds, it was found that the Rr genotypes had only 50% of a protein, but it still looked round. RR had 100% of the protein, and rr had 0% of the protein. This is a case of Incomplete Dominance, but Mendel didn't realize it because he had no microscope to look inside the seed. So it's important to look at both the organismal and molecular level of genes.
