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FINALS/ Animal Classification And Anatomical Language

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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It is a system of classifying organisms into increasingly specific groups

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Taxonomic hierarchy

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Taxonomic hierarchy ( top to bottom)

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Domain Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species

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Father of modern TAXONOMY. Developed a system of naming, ranking and classifying organisms known as ___

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Carl Linnaeus Binomial nomenclature

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Each living thing has a name consisting of two latin words: the ___ and the ___

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Genus Specific epithet

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Determine which is genus and species • Lions scientific name ( Panthera leo)

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Genus - Panthera Species - leo

#6
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How human beings are classified based on linnaean classification • Domain - • Kingdom - • Phyum - • Class - • Order - • Family - • Genus - • Species -

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Eukarya Animalia Chordata Mammalia Primate Hominidae Homo Sapiens

#7
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The groupings of organisms is based on their _____

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Shared observable characteristics

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Scientist have also been using ___ to know whether a living thing is related to another

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Genetic data

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A __ also known as ___ is a tool used to identify organisms based on their OBSERVABLE CHARACTERISTICS. It consist of a series of paired statements, each with two possible answersm

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Classification key Dichotomous key

#10
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One of the most important factors used to classify animals. By examining an animals ___, scientist can learn about its evolutionary history and relationship to other animals.

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Anatomical structures Body plan

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The most basic level of classification

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Symmetry

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Animals have left and right side that mirror images of each other

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Bilaterally symmetrical

#13
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Animals have a body plan that can be divided into equal parts along any axis passing through the center

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Radially symmetrical

#14
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Have no symmetry. These animals are often simple and have limited movement, such as sponges

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Assymetrical

#15
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The presence or absence of this is Another important anatomical feature used to classify animals

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Body cavity

#16
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Have no body cavity. These animals are simple and have a sac-like body plan

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Acoelomates

#17
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Have a false body cavity that is not completely lined by mesoderm

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Pesudocoelomates

#18
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have a backbone made of bone or cartilage. This internal skeleton provides support and structure for the body.

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Vertebrates

#19
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do not have a backbone. They may have no skeleton at all, or they may have an external skeleton made of chitin or calcium carbonate.

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Invertebrates

#20
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The type of ___ of an animal can also be used for classification.

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Skeleton

#21
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animals have three germ layers: the ectoderm, the mesoderm, and the endoderm. These animals are more complex and have well-developed organ systems.

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Triploblastic

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animals have two germ layers: the ectoderm and the endoderm. These animals are simple and have limited organ systems.

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Diploblastic

#23
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Animals can be classified based on the number of __ layers they have in their bodies.

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Tissue layers

#24
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body cavity that is completely lined by mesoderm. This type of body cavity provides space for organs and allows for more complex body plans.

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Coelomates