CLASSIFICATION Flashcards

1
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What kingdom is under the bacteria domain? (1)

A

Eubacteria

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2
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what is the phylogenetic species concept? (1)

A

defines a species by its evolutionary lineage where two lines diverge sufficiently they are called separate species.

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what kingdom is under the archea domain? (1)

A

archae bacteria

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4
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who proposed the three domain model? (1)

A

Carl Woese in 1990 who suggested a classification system based on RNA.

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5
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what kingdom are under the Eukarya domain? (4)

A

-protista
-plantae
-fungi
-animalia

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what is a disadvantage for the biological species concept? (2)

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-does not take into account geographical separation
-only applies to organisms that reproduce sexually

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7
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what is the biological species concept? (2)

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the concept is the most common definition of species. it defines a species as a set of individuals who can reproduce to produce a fertile offspring.

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what is a disadvantage of the phylogenetic species concept? (1)

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deciding what constitutes sufficient divergence can be a problem.

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9
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what is the three domain model? (1)

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separates prokaryotes from the archea domain, e.g eukaryotes, archea and prokaryotes (bacteria)

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10
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what are the key differences in structure in the 3 domains? (3)

A

eukarya;
-ribosome: 80s
enzymes: RNA - 12 proteins

bacteria;
-ribsome: 70s
enzymes: RNA - 5 proteins

archea:
-ribosome: 70s
enzymes: RNA - 8-12 proteins

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11
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what are some characteristics of the fungal kingdom? (5)

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-has a cell wall made of chitin
-are heterotrophic
-most are multicellular (yeast exception)
-reproduce via sporation
-have structures called mycellium

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what are some characteristics of the protozoa kingdom? (4)

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-mainly single celled or a few cells (cells are not specialised)
-resemble other kingdoms
-protophya resemble plants
-protoza resemble animals

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what are some characteristics of the animal kingdom? (4)

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-sexual reproduction
-animal cells (dont have a cell wall)
-are motile (except animals such as coral)
-are multicellular heterotrophs

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14
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what is the protozoa kingdom? (1)

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a group of eukaryotic organisms that do not fit into other kingdoms

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15
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what are the 5 kingdoms? (5)

A

-plants
-animals
-fungi
-protozoa
-prokaryotes

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16
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what is the taxonomic hierarchy? (7)

A

1) domain
2) kingdom
3) phylum
4) class
5) family
6) genus
7) species

17
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what is a eukaryote? (1)

A

has a membrane bound nucleus (true nucleus)

18
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what are the characteristic of the plant kingdom? (4)

A

-non motile
-made up of plant cells (have cellulose cell wall)
-they are autotrophs
-mostly multi-cellular - except plants like moss

19
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what is meant by domain? (1)

A

the type of cell that organisms are made up of, eukaryotic or prokaryotic

20
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what is the binomial name? (1)

A

the genus and the species of an organism combined

21
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what does taxonomy mean? (1)

A

is a form of classification that focuses on physical similarities between different species, for ease of naming and identification.

22
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what does classification mean? (1)

A

the arrangement of organisms into groups or various sizes on the basis of shared features.

23
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what does phylogeny mean? (1)

A

the classification of organisms by the evolutionary relationship, so that every group shares a common ancestor.

24
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what is an autotroph? (1)

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an organism that makes its own food (using energy through the sun)