1 - Characteristics and Classification of Living Organisms Flashcards

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Are animals multicellular?

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Yes

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Are plants multicellular?

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Yes

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Are fungi multicellular?

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Sometimes

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Are protoctists/protista multicellular?

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Depends, usually no

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Are prokaryotes multicellular?

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No

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Do animal cells have nuclei

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Yes (but not red blood cells) - 1 per cell

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Do plant cells have nuclei?

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Yes, 1 per cell

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Do fungi have nuclei?

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Yes…lots and lots of nuclei…

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Do protoctist/Protista cells have nuclei?

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Yes

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Do prokaryotes have nuclei?

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No

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Do animal cells have cell walls?

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No

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Do plant cells have cell walls?

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Yes - they’re made of cellulose

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Do fungi have cell walls?

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Yes, and they’re made of chitin (and glucans and glucapeptein? idk so just remember chitin)

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Do protoctists have cell walls?

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Sometimes

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Do prokaryotes have cell walls?

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Yes, and they’re made of peptidoglycan (think pep-tea-dog-lichen)

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Do animals have chloroplasts?

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No

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Do plants have chloroplasts?

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Yes

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Do fungi have chloroplasts?

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No

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Do protoctists have chloroplasts?

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Sometimes

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Do prokaryotes have chloroplasts

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No

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Animal feeding habits

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Heterotrophic - eat other stuff

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Plant feeding habits

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Autotrophic (makes its own food) - photosynthesis

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Fungi feeding habits

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Saprotrophic (digest then ingest), sometimes heterotrophic

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Protoctist feeding habits

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Sometimes heterotrophic, sometimes autotrophic

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Prokaryote feeding habits
Heterotrophic or autotrophic
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Amoebas are…
Protoctists
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Bacteria are…
Prokaryotes
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Mammal blood temp
Warm
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Mammal skin topping
Hair/fur
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Reproduction style of mammal
Baby grows inside body - live birth
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Mammal breathing style
Through nose and mouth with lungs
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Common feature of mammals
Make milk
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Fish blood temp
Cold
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Fish skin topping
Scales
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Fish reproduction
Lay eggs
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Fish breathing
Gills
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Reptile blood temp
Cold
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Reptile skin topping
Scales or scutes
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Reptile reproduction
Eggs
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Reptile breathing
Lungs
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Reptile common feature
Dry skin
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Amphibian blood temp
Cold
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Amphibian skin topping
Mucus
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Amphibian reproduction
Eggs
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Amphibian breathing
Lungs, skin
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Common feature of amphibian
Complex life cycle - born in water adult on land
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Bird blood temperature
Warm
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Bird skin topping
Feathers
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Bird Reproduction
Eggs
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Bird breathing
Lungs
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Bird common feature
Beak
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Arachnid legs
8 legs - 4 pairs, attached to abdomen
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Arachnid body segments
2
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Arachnid antennae (pairs)
0
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Arachnid eyes (number and type)
8, simple
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Arachnid wings
Nonexistent
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Arachnid other stuff
Pincers
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Insect legs
6 - 3 pairs, attached to the thorax
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Insect segments
3
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Insect pairs of antennae
1
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Insect eyes (number and type)
2 compound
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Insect wings
2 pairs
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Myriapod legs
<10 - 750 1 jointed pair per segment
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M in MRS. GREN
Movement - consciously changing position from one place to another
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R in MRS. GREN (first one)
Respiration - metabolic reaction to produce glucose
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S in MRS. GREN
Sensitivity - The ability to detect stimuli in the internal or external environment and make appropriate responses
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G in MRS. GREN
Growth - Permanent increase in dry mass by an increase in cell number/size
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R (second one) in MRS. GREN
Reproduction - process to make more of the same kind of organism
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E in MRS. GREN
Excretion - The removal of waste products of metabolism
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N in MRS. GREN
Nutrition - Absorption or ingestion of materials for energy, growth, and development - animals need organic compounds, ions, and usually water, while plants need nitrates, phosphates, magnesium potassium, sunlight, and CO2
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System of calling organisms by their genus and species
Binomial System
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Classification
A system that groups organisms that have shared features together - demonstrates how it has evolved and changed over time
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Levels of classification pyramid
Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
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Organisms are sorted into different categories according to their _____ characteristics
Shared
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Species
A group of similar organisms that can interbreed and make fertile babies - about 99.999% of DNA is shared
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Genus
A group of similar organisms capable of interbreeding to make infertile babies
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Dichotomous key
A sequence of paired questions that can be used to identify organisms - designed around visible features
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Common ancestors of different species can be found through
Evolutionary relationships
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DNA sequencing
The sequences of the bases within DNA can identify close sequences between different species - similar base DNA = close relationship. It's powerful as it doesn't rely on visual features.
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Common features of arthropods
No backbone, jointed legs, segmented bodies, exoskeleton
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Viruses aren't considered living organisms because
They aren't made up of cells and don't do the Mrs. Gren stuff