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Biodiversity
the range of organisms present in a particular ecological community or system.
Domain
category above kingdom
Order
category below class
Binomial nomenclacher
2 part name of a organism
Taxonomy
the science of classifying plants, animals, and microorganisms into increasingly broader categories based on shared features.
Phylum
category below kingdom
Family
category above genus
Taxon
a group to which organisms are assigned according to the principles of taxonomy, including species, genus, family, order, class, and phylum
Division
dividing up the animals in to their category
Genus
category above species
Subspecies
variation of species that are geographically isolated
Kingdom
category below domain
Class
category above order
Species
category below genus
Systematic
a system of showing relationship
Phylogenetic diagram
phylogenetic tree
Shared character
feature that all members of a group have
Clade
group of organisms that includes ancestors and decadents
Cladistics
a system that only uses shared and derived charters to group taxa
Subspecies
variation of species that are geographically isolated
Kingdom
category below domain
Class
category above order
Species
category below genus
Systematic
a system of showing relationship
Phylogenetic diagram
phylogenetic tree
Shared character
feature that all members of a group have
Clade
group of organisms that includes ancestors and decadents
Cladistics
a system that only uses shared and derived charters to group taxa
Derived character
feature that only evolved within a certain group
Cladogram
phylogenetic diagram
Bacteria
small single celled prokaryotic
Eubacteria
“true bacteria”
Protista
not plant, animal or fungi
Plantae
multicelular plants
Archaea
prokaryotes with distinct cell membranei
Archaebacteria-
“ancient bacteria”
Fungi
hetrotrophic organisms
Animalia
multicelular and hetrotrophic
Eukarya
have true nucli