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Who classified animals and plants into two groups?
Aristotle
What two groups did Aristotle use to classify animals?
red blood and no red blood
What two groups did Aristotle use to classify plants?
Herbs, trees, and shrubs
Who is considered the father of taxonomy?
Linneaus
What is taxonomy?
A system of classifiying living things into groups based on similar characteristics.
Name the 7 major levels of classification?
Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Over, Family, Genus, Species
To what family does a human belong?
Hominidae
To what genus does a human belong?
Homo
To what species does a human belong?
sapiens
What is the scientific name for a human?
Homo sapiens
What is the name of the system used to name organisms?
Binomial Nomenclature
What is Binomial Nomenclature?
It is a two-name naming system used to classify living things. Living things are named by Genus and species.
Which organisms are single-celled, have no nuclei or organelles and reproduce by cell division?
Monerans
Which kingdom has organisms that are plant-like and organisms that are animal-like?
Protists

Plant-like - Algae
Animal-Like Paramecium
The word describing a "membrane bound nucleus" organism?
Eukaryotes
The word used to describe a cell with no membrane bound nuclues or organelles?
Prokaryotes
Which kingdom does the term Prokaryote refer to?
Monerans
Name some examples of fungi.
Mushrooms, Mold, and Yeasts
What is the difference between taxonomic keys and field guides?
A taxonomic key is a guide to identify organisms based on physical characteristics and a field guide has pictures and descriptions to help you identify what you see.
Name some examples of animals.
Apes, zebras, and dogs
To what kingdom do humans belong?
Animalia (Animal)
To what class does the human belong?
Mammalia
To what phylum does the human belong?
Chordata
To what order does the human belong?
Primates
Name the five kingdoms of living things.
Animalia, Monera, Fungi, Protista, Plantae
What are the two differences between plants and animals?
Plants make their own food, animals eat food.

Animals move about and plants do not move.
Which organisms get their nutrients from absorbing them from other organisms?
Fungi
Which organisms are single-celled, have no nuclei or organelles and reproduce by cell division?
Monerans
What is another name for a taxonomic key?
A Dichotomous Chart
Name some examples of plants.
Pine trees, dandelion, and blue spruce
Name some examples of protists.
Protozoa and algae
Name some examples of monerans.
Archaebacteria and eubacteria