What is the correct order of biological organization from smallest to largest?

Which term refers to the ability to maintain stable internal conditions despite external changes?

Which process allows plants to respond to gravity by growing their roots downward?

What type of reproduction involves two parent organisms?

What do we call the variety of all living organisms in a particular region?

What is osmoregulation in freshwater fish?

Why is the binomial name "Panthera leo" significant in scientific naming?

Which of the following best describes speciation?

What role do autotrophs play in the ecosystem?

How do marine fish maintain osmoregulation in hypertonic environments?

Which of the following is NOT an example of homeostasis?

Which of the following is NOT part of the biological hierarchy?

Which is NOT a characteristic of autotrophs?

Which is NOT true about the evolutionary process?

Which is NOT a step in osmoregulation for marine fish?

A marine fish is moved to freshwater. What adjustment must it make to maintain homeostasis?

A population of fish is isolated in two separate lakes. Over time, they develop distinct mating behaviors. What is this an example of?

A biologist observes a population of animals that can regulate their body temperature through sweating. Which unifying theme of life does this example demonstrate?

A student studies two different species of plants: one that grows well in acidic soils and another that only grows in neutral soils. Which theme best explains the plants’ ability to thrive in different environments?

In a laboratory, two plants are placed in different light conditions: one in direct sunlight and the other in a shaded area. The plant in direct sunlight grows taller and has greener leaves. Which process is responsible for this difference?