Bio refers to what ? water earth life temperature

Biology

1 answer:

kotykmax [81]3 years ago

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Answer:

Bio refers to everything related to living beings or life.

Explanation:

Bio- is a prefix that relates to life, organisms and related processes. It is common to find this prefix in terms such as biotic —related to the living elements of an ecosystem— biology, which is the science that studies living beings or biography, which is the written record of a person's life.

Inanimate or non-living elements are not designated by words formed by this prefix, however, terms such as biochemistry, biomolecules or bioenergetic serve to relate chemical and physical processes or elements to living beings.

Regarding other options:

Water is designated by the prefix hydro.
Earth uses the prefix geo.
The prefix thermo is applied to the temperature related.

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