Chapter 19 Flashcards

1
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What is the science of classifying organisms called?

A

Taxonomy

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2
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What is the level of classification called?

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Taxon

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3
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Who is Carolus Linnaeus?

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The father of Taxonomy

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4
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Carols Linnaeus was a ________ naturalist 1707-1778.

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Swedish

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5
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The system of assigning scientific names is known as?

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Binomial nomenclature

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6
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Scientific name : _________ (capitalized) and _______ (lower case)

A

genus, species

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7
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The scientific name is _______ when typed and _______ when written.

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italicized, underlined

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8
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Most names have ________ derivations.

A

latin

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9
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What is the hierarchy of classification?

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Domain, Kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, speices

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10
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What are the three domains?

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Domain archaea, Domain Bacteria, Domain Eukarya

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11
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Domain Archaea contains highly tolerant primitive ______ __________.

A

anaerobic, bacteria

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12
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Domain Bacteria includes all common _______.

A

bacteria

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13
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What four kingdoms does domain eukarya contain?

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kingdom protista, kingdom fungi, kingdom plantae, kingdom animalia

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14
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What domain do primitive anaerobic unicellular prokaryotes belong to?

A

domain archaea

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15
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Which primitive bacteria can tolerate harsh environments?

A

extremophiles

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16
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which primitive bacteria is heat and acid tolerant?

A

Thermoacidophiles

17
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which primitive bacteria is salt tolerant?

A

halophiles

18
Q

Which primitive bacteria are methane producers? (can be found in sc plus mud.)

A

methanogens

19
Q

Is bacteria unicellular?

20
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Bacteria are what type of cells?

A

unicellular prokaryotic cells.

21
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True or False: Some common bacteria are pathogenic (disease causing).

22
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How to bacteria gain nutrition?

A

extracellular digestion or photosynthesis

23
Q

Which kingdom am I?
Unicellular Eukaryotes and Algae(nucleated cells)
Single celled plants, animals, fungi, and multicelled algae.
Gain nutrition through intracellular digestion, extracellular digestion, or photosynthesis.

A

Kingdom Protista

24
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Which kingdom am i?
Multicellular Eukaryotic Non-photosynthesizing Plants
Multicellular molds, yeasts, mushrooms and other fungi.
Most gain nutrition through extracellular digestion of dead organic matter.
Some species are parasitic

A

Kingdom Fungi

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What kingdom am i? Multicellular Eukaryotic Autotrophs Multicellular plants that gain nutrition through photosynthesis.
kingdom plantae
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What kingdom am i? | Multicellular Eukaryotic Heterotrophs Multicellular animals that gain nutrition by consuming plants and other animals.
Kingdom animalia
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the scientific study of the diversity of organisms and their evolutionary relationships is called?
systematics
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phylogeny is?
ancestral history
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________ are the remains of past life preserved in sedimentary rock.
fossils
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______ is the study of fossils and the history of life and ancient environments.
paleontology
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__________is a layer in a stratigraphic sequence laid down on land or in water.
stratum
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Limbs, whether wings, legs, arms, or flippers are built upon the same basic structure. What type of trait is this?
ancestral trait
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This shows common traits that adapted to different environmental conditions.
derived trait
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_________ analyze ancestral and derived traits and constructs “cladograms” by parsimony of shared derived traits.
Cladistics
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A ___________ is a diagram showing relationships among species based on ancestral and derived characters
Cladogram
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In-groups have _______
trait
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Out groups don't have the ______
triat
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What is a clade?
Ancestor + Descendants