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The biological levels of classification from simplest to most complex are:
Organelles: The different structures from which a cell is made. For example, ribosomes, vacuoles etc
Cells: The basic unit of life. For example, red blood cells
Tissues: Cells which work together. For example connective tissue
Organ: different tissues work together to form an organ. For example, the heart
Organ System: Different organs work together to form an organ system. For example, digestive system
Organism: Different organ systems work together to form an organism. For example, a human
Species: Organism which can interbreed and produce fertile offsprings. For example, humans in any part of the world.
Population: Group of organisms of a particular species living together in an area at a particular time. For example, humming birds living together in a forest.
Community: Different populations living in a particular area at a particular time. For example, a group of birds, animals and plants living in an area at a particular time
Ecosystem: The biotic and abiotic factors in an area combine to form an ecosystem. For example, animals living in a fores along with the non-living components such as water, shelter, sun light etc.
Biosphere: All the ecosystems of the world combine to form a biosphere.
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