Which of the following is the lowest level of biological organization with respect to others?
Correct answer: A. Multicellular organisms
- A. Multicellular organisms
- B. Biosphere
- C. Species
- D. Population
Explanation
Option A is correct since Multicellular organism level is the lowest that consist only one organism.Option B is incorrect because Biosphere is the thin layer of earth where all types of life exist, it is highest level.Option C is incorrect because Specie is very similar , potentially interbreeding organisms it is next to organism level.Option D is incorrect because Population is members of one species inhibiting the same area and it is next to specie level.
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About Levels of Biological Organization
Biological organization progresses from atoms and molecules to organelles, cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, organisms, populations, communities, ecosystems and the biosphere. The topic examines how each level is built from the one below it and how interactions produce emergent properties not present in isolated parts.
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