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Regents Biology

Living Environment Curriculum
1. Similarities and Differences Among Living Organisms
  • The Characteristics of Life
  • Cells: The Basic Structure of Life
  • Multicellular Organisms
  • Comparing Single-celled and Multicellular Organisms
2. Homeostasis in Organisms
  • Basic Biochemical Processes of Living Organisms
  • Feedback and Homeostasis
  • Disease as a Failure of Homeostasis
3. Genetic Continuity
  • Heredity and Genes
  • The Genetic Codes
  • Genetic Engineering
4. Reproduction and Development
  • Types of Reproduction
  • Cell Division
  • Human Reproduction and Development
  • Applications of Reproductive Technology
5. Evolution
  • The Theory of Evolution
  • The Mechanics of Evolution
  • Patterns of Change
6. Ecology
  • Organisms and Their Environment
  • Population Interactions
  • Energy Flow Through an Ecosystem
  • Diversity Benefits Species and Habitats
  • Environmental Changes
7. Human Impact on Ecosystems
  • The Need for Awareness and Understanding
  • Our Environment
  • People and the Environment
  • The Impact of Technology and Industrialization
  • Individual Choices and Societal Actions
8. Scientific Inquiry and Skills
  • What Is Science?
  • Scientific Inquiry
  • Further Science Understandings
9. Laboratory Skills
  • Tools for Measurement
  • Microscope Skills
  • Additional Laboratory Techniques
  • Observing Plant and Animal Specimens
  • Laboratory Safety