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What 3 things is classification based on?

Characteristics, scientific name, two word name

What is binomial nomenclature?

The formal two part system of naming organisms.

Aristotle originally classified all livingthings by what?

Plants and animals

How did Aristotle originally classifythose groups?

Whether they had blood or not, how they breathed

Who was the scientist that came up withthe classification system that is currently used today?

Carolus Linnaeus

Name the 7 taxons in order

Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species

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What are the 5 Kingdoms of classification?

Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia

How are scientific names written?

First letter of thegene name capitalized, species name lowercase, italicized or underlined

What is the definition of adaptation?

Structure, behavior, or physiological processthat helps an organism survive and reproduce in a certain environment

What are the three types of adaptations? Give an example of each.

Structural-plants adapting to life in the desert


Behavioral- migration


Physiological-creating venom, hibernation

S, B, P

What is a variation?

Differences between individuals that may bestructural, functional, or physiological

What is natural selection?

Organisms that are betteradapted to their environment tend to survive and produce more offspring. Itoccurs in nature only

What does “survive and thrive” mean?

The organisms mustsurvive in the environment and reproduce in order for their species to survive

What factors lead to natural selection?

Variation,competition, offspring, genetics

Charles Darwin’s 5-year expedition leadhim to what island chain?

Galapagos

What did Darwin believe as part of his theory ofevolution?

All living organismsevolved from a common ancestor

What is descent with modification?

Individuals are slightly different from one another

What is gene pool population?

The set of all genes, or genetic information, inany population, usually of a particular species

What does “survival of the fittest” mean?

Organisms that can adapt easily will survive

What is artificial selection?

The intentional breeding of plants or animals.Human interaction influences this.

What is divergent evolution?

Interbreeding orspecies diversion into 2 or more descendant species

What is a homologous structure?

Whenvery different animals have bones that appear very similar in form or functionand seem to be related