classification / kingdoms Flashcards

(38 cards)

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which two taxa do you combine to make the scientic name of an orginism

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genus
+species

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two name system called

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bionomal nomenclature

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3
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which taxon ios the broadest

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domain

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4
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which taxon is most specific

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species

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5
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how many domains exist

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3

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a diagram that represents evolutionary relationships( how species chnage from a common ancestor

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cladogram

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traits that positively affect survival are reproduced at a higher rate than and are more common in a population

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adaptation

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ratio or percent of an allel to the total genes in the same population

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gene frequency

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9
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the pattern of distribution of speciesin the world is evidence for evolution

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biogeography

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9
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study of an orginisms development

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ontogeny

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10
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can improve or decrease variation for example food/water/predators

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enviormental pressures

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study of an orginisms early stages of development

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embryology

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the process by which populations change over time

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evolution

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a system that gives two names a genus and species to each organism

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bionomal nomenclature

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preserved remains or trace evidence of an orginism that lived long ago

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fossils

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study of fossil records showing how organisms are related to each other

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similar structures in anatomy that show a common ancestor

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homolouigous structures

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sometimes a certain advantgeous traits will allow an individual to survive and reproduce more offspring than others in the population

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natural selection

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characteristics shared by different species that have very similar structures

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comparative anatomy

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out dated theory that living things can come from non living things

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spontaneous generation

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a process by which organisms with favorable traits survive to pass on their genes at a greater rate than organisms with unfavorable traits

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group of organisms of same species living in the same place at the time

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combination of all genes (alleles) present in a reproducing population or species

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individuals in a population are different from each other due to differences in alleles

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genetic variation

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structures in orginisms that no longer have a useful function
vestigal structures
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Who is best known for developing our modern day classification system?
carl linneuas
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what kingdom is not one of the domains of life
fungi
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This domain is characterized by ancient bacteria that can live in extreme environments (extremophiles), such as volcanoes
archea
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what do prokaryotes & eukaryotes have in common?( all kingdoms)
cell membrane ribosomes dna cytoplasm
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Which of the kingdom(s) contain some or all eukaryotic cells?
plantae fungi animalia protista
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the taxon (levels) in the correct order
domian kingdom phylum class order family genus species
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Mostly multicellular heterotrophs with cell walls made of chitin
fungi
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Unicellular prokaryotes, have cell walls and live in extreme environments.
archeabacteria
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Very common prokaryotes. Peptidoglycan is found in the cell wall of this kingdom.
eubacteria
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Amoebas, euglenas, and paramecium are examples.
protista
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Multicellular organisms with no cell wall.
animalia
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Multicellular autotrophs with cell walls made of cellulose.
plantae
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Eukaryotic, mostly unicellular, and often found in pond water.
protista