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There about _______________ species on the planet.

10,000,000 (10 million)

The earth is about _______________ years old.

4.5-4.6 billion


(4,500,000,000)

Species come from _______________

pre existing species

The 3 domains of life are _______________

bacteria, archaea, and eukarya

_______________ cells make up the human body. These cells come from pre-existing cells.

50,000,000,000,000 (50 trillion)


1 X 10^9

Mom and dad made _______________ that combine and make _______________.

haploid cells


diploid cells

Homo sapiens came from _______________ species from _______________ cells.

pre-existing


pre-existing

All life on the planet comes from a _______________. All life is _______________ to all life on the planet.

common ancestor


related

Archaea has ____ kingdoms, bacteria has ______ kingdoms, and eukarya have ____ kingdoms.

archaea 3


bacteria 13-15 kingdoms


eukarya 4 kingdoms

Archaea and bacteria are _______________, _______________, and their nutrition is through _______________.

prokaryotic


unicellular


absorption and photosynthesis

Protista are _______________ and mostly _______________.

eukaryotic


unicellular

Animals and fungi are both _______________ and _______________. The distinguishment is how they _______________.

eukaryotic


multicellular


get their food

Fungi ______________ to acquire food, and animals feed by _______________.

breakdown and absorb outside of the body



taking food within, breaking it down, and absorbing it within

Plantae are _______________, _______________, and _______________.

eukaryotic, multicellular, use photosynthesis

What are the taxonomic categories? (3)

1. the organization of taxonomic grouping arranges organisms in sets.



2. Each set is then grouped with other sets into a larger set.



3. The major taxonomic categories from most inclusive (biggest set) to least inclusive (smallest set) are.

____________ was the first to begin grouping similar animals with other similar animals.

Linnaeus

____________ is the biggest group we know in taxonomy.

All life on earth

The least inclusive group we know is ____________.

species

The most inclusive group we know in taxonomy is ____________.

life on earth

What are the taxonomic categories?

Domain


Kingdom


Phylum


Class


Order


Family


Genus


Species

What is the phrase for the taxonomic categories?

Dear King Phil Came Over For Gene's Special

Being able to group bacteria into certain categories helps us to identify if they could be harmful ____________.

much easier

What is the human taxonomic chain?

Eukarya


Animalia


Chordata


Mammalia


Primates


Hominidae


Homo


Sapiens

____________ are an easy way to view how similar certain animals are.

Taxonomic Levels

These days we can use ____________ to see exactly how related life is to each other.

DNA sequencing

The taxonomic category ____________ groups together closely related organisms which ____________.

species



may or may not interbreed

This separation based on interbreeding defines the ____________.

category species (Biological Species Concept)

____________ were at one time living with homo sapiens but died out.

homo erectus

____________ is the biological group which includes all the organisms which are (or have the potential for interbreeding = biological species concept

species

Many species were originally distinguished by ____________; if two organisms look alike, they must be the same ____________.

morphology


species

However, biological species are based on the ability to reproduce ____________.

in nature

Dogs may appear incredibly different but all belong to the same species. Their appearance is because of ____________.

artificial selection

Humans are the same except that we were naturally selected based off of ____________.

geological locations

If you keep two groups of dogs separated long enough for their ____________ to change, they would no longer be able to reproduce viable offspring.

genetic data

Historically, ____________ is an inexact process.

taxonomy

Organisms which were once placed together in a certain classification group have been separated when ____________.

new or better evidence is uncovered (DNA sequencing is an example)

Humans are closely related to ____________, then to ____________, then to ____________, then ____________ via common ancestors.

chimps


gorillas


orangutans


gibbon

The golden mole was classified with shrews and other moles, but now is believed to be more closely related to ____________.

elephants

In other cases, two organisms which were thought to be separate species, were later found to ____________.

be the same species

As the DNA for more organisms is studied, the placement of organisms within the taxonomic tree becomes based ____________.

more on the DNA.