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Taxon
group
Species
Interbreed and produce fertile offspring
Kingdom
A taxon of phyla
Phylum
A taxon of classes
Class
A taxon of orders
Binomial nomeclature
a system of naming organisms using two names
genus and species
cladogram
a diagram showing the evolutionary history of an organism
Division
plant name for phylum
Complete classification name includes the following groups
Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, & Species
Aristole
developed a system of organization with 2 groups: plants & animals
How are evolutionary relationships determined?
Structural similarities, breeding behavior, chromosome comparison, biochemistry, geographical distribution
Cladistics
Biological system of classification based on phylogeny
Specific epithet
2 words used as a name of an organism
ex. Homo sapiens--humans
Taxonomy
the study of classifying organisms and naming them
Kingdom Eubacteria
prokaryote, unicellular, can be parasites, pathogens, most are helpful, decomposers
Kingdom Archaebacteria
unicellular, prokaryotes, living in harsh environments
Ex- salt lakes, deepsea hydrothermal vents
Kingdom Protista
Eukaryotes, lack complex organ systems, live in moist environments, can be multicellular or unicellular
Kingdom Fungi
eukaryotes, decomposers, do not move, unicellular or multicellular, absorbs nutrients from organic materials
Kingdom Plant
eukaryote, multicellular, autotrophs, photosynethic, contain chloroplsts
Kingdom Animal
eukaryote, multicellular, complex organ systems, heterotrophs, move from place to place at some point in life
Prokaryote
no membrane bound organelles, no nucleus
Eukaryote
membrane bound organelles, nucleus
If you study and want extra credit.........e-mail me a pic of a bacteria or virus
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