ORGANIZATIONAL LEVEL
Organizational standards in the living world based on chemical foundation. All living things are made up of cells as well the protoplasm of the cell is physical or the chemical basis of life. These levelsfollows:
1. Atomic level of organization:
Every story is made up of elements,made up of atoms (a: no, tom: cut).
Each atom is made up of tiny atomic particles,such as electrons, protons and neutrons.In nature, there are more than 100 species elements and among these 16 elements are called bio-elements, which are essential for health. Only six elements such as C, H, O, N, S and P, are called essential elements of life.
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2. Organization of molecular level:
Molecules are formed by binding toatoms. These are living molecules of cells
they are called biomolecules. These are built with great variety and complexity. That's right divided into micro-molecules and macro- molecules.
Glucose, amino acids and fatty acids
micro-molecules, which, like carbohydrates,
proteins and lipids are macro-molecules respectively . micro-molecule units come together to builds macro-molecules.
3. Organ level of organization:
Biomolecules when they work together in a suspended form, of course called Protoplasm. Protoplasm is a combination of living and direct organisms in living objects. When the protoplasm works in a unit way, this is the case called Cell. And the cell is a fundamental unit of life. When the same type of the cells come together forming groups, called tissues. Different types of the tissues that are programmed to work together are called Organs.
Organs systems
The organs of different types work in an integrated way to make a system, the function or the systems is called Organ-system. When the function of the different systems in communication as a unit, body building occurs and the Multicellular Organism is formed.
4.Taxonomic Level:Species
There is another level of organization related to biology. Species are the smallest unit of taxonomic organization, which includes morphologically similar organisms that reproduce and produce fertile offspring.
5. Population:
All members of a species, which live in an area, are called Population. A group of parrots living in a tree, and a group of students in a classroom
6. Community level:
The members of the various species living in a particular area are called the Community. A group of different birds, which live in a tree, is called the bird community.
7. Environmental level:
Communities are always dependent on a non-living environment for co-operation to survive. For example respiration need oxygen by releasing of CO2. These 2 interactions are called Ecosystem or Ecological system.
8. Biosphere Level:
The part of the earth that is inhibited by life is called the biosphere.and it contains different types of eco systems .