classification Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
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Define classification

A

name given to process by which organisms are sorted into groups

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2
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What are hierarchical classification often referred as ?

A

Linnaean classification

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3
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Why do scientists classify organisms ?

A

1) identify species

2) predict characteristics 3) find evolutionary links

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4
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State the three domains

A

Bacteria
Archaea
Eukarya
BAE

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5
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Define species

A

Group of organisms that can reproduce fertile offspring

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6
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What is the naming system used for organisms ?

A

binomial nomenclature

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7
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How are species named ?

A

Genus species

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8
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Name the 5 kingdoms

A

Triple P
Fungi
Animalia

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9
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Are prokaryotes unicellular or multicellular ?

A

unicellular

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10
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Which kingdoms are multicellular?

A

Fungi
plants
animals

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11
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Which kingdoms are unicellular ?

A

fungi
prokaryotes
protoctista

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12
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Which is the only kingdom that doesn’t have membrane bound organelles/nucleus ?

A

prokaryotes

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13
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How do prokaryotes get their nutrients ?

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absorbed through cell wall

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14
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How do protoctista get their nutrients ?

A

photosynthesis
ingestion of other organisms

autotrophic
heterotrophic

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15
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How do fungi get their nutrients ?

A

saprophytic

absorption of decaying material

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16
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Which kingdoms have some chloroplasts ?

17
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Which kingdoms store food as gylcogen ?

A

fungi , animals

18
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How do protoctista move ?

A

some immobile

or move by cilia , flagella

19
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How was the three domain system developed ?

A

differences in the sequence of nucleotides in cells ribosomal RNA

cells lipid structure

20
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How size ribosomes does Eukarya have ?

A

80s ribosomes

21
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What size ribosomes do Archaea / bacteria have ?

22
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In Woese’s system what is prokaryotes divided into ?

A

Eubacteria

Archeabacteria

23
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How many kingdoms are in woeses system ?

24
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What is archaebacteria ?

A

ancient bacteria

extreme environments

25
What is eubacteria ?
true bacteria | all environments
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What is phylogeny ?
evolutionary links between organisms
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What can phylogeny be done without ?
Linnaean classification
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Why is it beneficial phylogeny is a continuous tree rather than discrete taxonomical groups ?
not forced to put organisms unto specific groups they don't belong to
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Why is Linnaean classification misleading ?
implies different groups with same rank are equivalent
30
What is evolution ?
theory of how organisms change over time as a result of natural selection
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What are fossils ?
animals and plant remains are preserved in rocks