What levels of organization are characteristic of living matter? on the basis of what criteria they are allocated.

Living matter is characterized by the following forms of organization:
– Molecular level – is a collection of organic or biological molecules (carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, etc.). The role of biological molecules is very important for a living organism.
– The cellular level is a collection of cells. Considered the entry level of an organization.
– Organismic level – can be formed by both unicellular and multicellular organisms. The whole organism is presented here as a whole.
– Population-specific level – formed by populations, their species diversity, life expectancy. is represented by populations of species and is fundamentally different from the organismal one. At this level, you can study the dynamics of the population size, their age composition.
– Ecosystem level – we see it as a system of different populations and different species in them, as well as their common features and interactions with the surrounding world.
– Biosphere level – this level unites all ecosystems that exist. All kinds of life cycles can be observed here.