Kingdoms, Domains, Phylums

Front 1

Name the 3 Domains

Back 1

Archaea, Bacteria, and Eukarya

Front 2

Name the six Kingdoms and give examples of each

Back 2

1. Plantae ( moss, plants),
2. Animalia ( mammals, amphibians, worms),
3. Fungi (mushroom, yeast mold) ,
4. Protista (amoebas, algae),
5. Eubacteria (bacteria, anthrax),
6. Archaea (bacteria that can survive in harsh environments)

Front 3

What phylum has segmented worms, earthworms and leeches?

Back 3

Anneldia

Front 4

This is the largest phylum the consists of crabs, spiders, insects all of which consist of an exoskeleton and joint appendages.

Back 4

Anthropoda

Front 5

This phylum consists of vertebrates like humans, and marine invertebrates like tunicates.

Back 5

Chordata

Front 6

This phylum has radial symmetry, and two body forms: polyps and medusa. Example: Jellyfish

Back 6

Cnidaria

Front 7

This phylum is closest relative of chordata. It has radial symmetry, and includes the starfish.

Back 7

Echinodermata

Front 8

What phylum is most diverse; consisting of invertebrates, snails, squid, octopuses?

Back 8

Mollusca

Front 9

Individuals in this phylum have a complete digestive tract, and a pseudocoleum body cavity. Ex. roundworms.

Back 9

Nematoda

Front 10

This phylum consists of the simplest bilateral animals. Ex. Flatworms

Back 10

Platyhelminthes

Front 11

This phylum, consisting of sponges, includes the most basic animals.

Back 11

Porifera

Front 12

What is the Linnaeus System?

Back 12

binomial system where the first part of the name represents the genus and the second part which identifies the species within the genus