taxonomy test

finding,describing,classifying and naming organisms into 7 different category

kingdom kinky phylum people class can order only family find genus good species sex

species

archaea, bacteria and eukarya

eubacteria, archaebacteria,protista, fungi,plantae and animalia

bacteria species, e. coli, salmonella, ebola

halobater, thermacoccus

diatoms, multicellular algae, paramecium

mushrooms, yeast, toadstools, mould

trees,flowers, grass

mammals, reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates

• prokaryotic and unicellular • can be harmful or beneficial • no membrane bound organelles

• prokaryotic and unicellular • no membrane bound organelles • live in extreme environments (like volcanic vents or very salty environments)

• eukaryotic and unicellular • some have characteristics of plants or animals and fungi • move using flagella, cilia or pseudopuds

• eukaryotic and multicellular • have cell wall with chitin • spread through spores • 3 categories

• eukaryotic and multicellular • cell walls have chloroplasts • use photosynthesis • reproduced via seeds or spores • require co2,o2,water,nutrients and sunlight

• eukaryotic and multicellular • no cell walls • heterotrophic • generally motile except some invertebrates

combination of using a genius and species name when referring to a specific species

Genius is capitalized and the species is all lowercase both words are in italics or underlined if handwritten

branching diagram showing the evolutionary history of organisms

The distance between each branch indicates the distance each species is from a common ancestor

A group of organisms that includes all of the descendants of a common ancestor - used in cladogram

used to identify different organisms based on the organisms observable traits

it consists of a series of statements with two choices in each step that will lead to the correct identification