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Domain |
A system that has three large groups that classify organisms. |
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Eukarya |
A domain that includes all eukaryotes. All have nucleus. Unicellular! |
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Archaea |
A domain that is made up of all prokaryotes. These prokaryotes are known to mankind to survive in extreme environments. |
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Bacteria |
A domain that contains prokaryotes that normally have a cell wall and reproduce by cell division. |
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Kingdom |
Form of classification that have six parts: plants, animals, fungi, protists, eubacteria, and archaebacteria. Joke! Q: Why did everyone invite the mushroom to parties? A: Because they heard he was a fun-gi (guy) |
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Protist |
A single celled organism that doesn't fit into any other category. Has characteristics of animals, plants, and fungi. |
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Fungi |
A single celled or multicellular organism. They can be found in oxygen dense areas. |
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Animal |
Multicellular organism that is eukaryotic. They are under the kingdom Animilia. They have sensory and nervous systems that help them detect and respond to stimuli. |
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Plant |
Multicellular and eukaryotic organisms. Also known as embryophytes. Any member of the kingdom Plantae. They create their own food and go through photosynthesis. |
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Dichotomous Key |
A tool used to determine animals of the natural world. |
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Binomial Nomenclature |
A system that names species. Made up of two parts and normally in latin language. |
