FINALS

Question 1

Organisms that make their own food

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Autotrophs

Question 2

Have two seed-leaves; leaves have veins in network E.g., trees, sunflower, rose

Answer 2

DICOTYLEDONS

Question 3

Science of classification or grouping things.

Answer 3

TAXONOMY

Question 4

Focuses on analyzing the diversity of organisms in the context of their natural relationship.

Answer 4

SYSTEMATICS

Question 5

STINGING ANIMALS

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CNIDARIA

Question 6

Has a true nucleus

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Eukaryote

Question 7

CLASSIFICATION OF ANIMALS (NINE)

Answer 7

Porifera, Cnidaria, Platyhelminths, Nematoda, Annelida, Mollusca, Echinodermata, Arthropoda, Chordata

Question 8

ANIMALS WITH NOTOCHORD

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CHORDATA

Question 9

JOINTED LEG ANIMALS

Answer 9

ARTHROPODS

Question 10

Grouping of objects or information based on similarities.

Answer 10

CLASSIFICATION

Question 11

SIX (6) KINGDOMS OF ORGANISMS

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Archaea, Eubacteria, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia

Question 12

Two animals are said to belong in the same species if they:

Answer 12

can mate and produce offspring

Question 13

Organisms in the kingdom Animalia are multicellular and heterotrophs (T or F)

Answer 13

True

Question 14

Inventor of Binomial nomenclature. Father of Modern Taxonomy/Classification.

Answer 14

CAROLUS LINNAEUS (1753)

Question 15

Which pair of taxonomic terms are required for constructing a Binomial Nomenclature?

Answer 15

Genus and Species

Question 16

2 MAJOR GROUPS OF ANIMALS

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VERTEBRATES AND INVERTEBRATES

Question 17

Tall evergreen trees. Pine tree is an example

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GYMNOSPERMS

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SPINY SKIN ANIMALS

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ECHINODERMATA

Question 19

Highly developed flowering plants

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ANGIOSPERMS

Question 20

Organisms with membrane or spine

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VERTEBRATES

Question 21

Means two names (scientific name). Genus and Species.

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BINOMIAL NOMENCLATURE

Question 22

A leaf finely divided into small parts. Has spore-producing organ on the underside of leaves for reproduction

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FERN (PTERIDOPHYTA)

Question 23

The Eight (8) Taxonomic Categories

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Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species

Question 24

Common method used by taxonomists to create an evolutionary tree.

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CLADISTICS

Question 25

Branching diagram to show evolutionary history of species. Help scientists understand how one lineage branched from another in the course of evolution

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CLADOGRAM

Question 26

Science that focuses on evolutionary history for a group of species.

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PHYLOGENETICS

Question 27

SOFT BODIED ANIMALS

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MOLLUSCA

Question 28

Organism composed of many cells

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MULTICELLULAR

Question 29

Live in extreme environments like swamps, deep-ocean hydrothermal vents

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ARCHAEA

Question 30

Organisms without spine

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INVERTEBRATES

Question 31

Studies the relationship of organism based on their DNA.

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MOLECULAR PHYLOGENETICS

Question 32

Absorbs nutrients from organic materials in the environment. Heterotrophs.

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FUNGI

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FLATWORMS

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PLATYHELMINTHS

Question 34

Language used in scientific names

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Latin

Question 35

The current classification was devised by

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Linnaeus

Question 36

Live in moist habitats

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PROTISTA

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Live in most environments

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EUBACTERIA

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SEGMENTED WORMS

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ANNELIDA

Question 39

Organism with membrane bound nucleus

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EUKARYOTE

Question 40

Organism that can’t make their own food. Absence of chloroplast. No cell wall

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HETEROTROPHS

Question 41

Indicates more than variety

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VAR.

Question 42

A dichotomous key is used to:

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Identify an organism

Question 43

System of classification based on phylogeny. Derived characteristics/traits; appear in recent parts of a lineage but not in older members

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CLADISTICS

Question 44

Family tree for the evolutionary history of a species.

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PHYLOGENY

Question 45

ROUNDWORMS

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NEMATODA

Question 46

Simplest plants. Have rhizoids.

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MOSSES (BRYOPHYTA)

Question 47

PORE-BEARING ANIMALS

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PORIFERA

Question 48

5 Kingdom System in 1969

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Monera, Protista, Plantae, Fungi, Animalia

Question 49

Instead of phylum, plants use which category?

Answer 49

Division

Question 50

Developed the first widely accepted system of biological classification

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ARISTOTLE (350 B.C.)

Question 51

What do plants and animals have in common?

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Both are eukaryoticand multicellular

Question 52

Have one seed-leaf; leaves have parallel veins. Herbaceous plant E.g., grass, maize (corn)

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MONOCOTYLEDONS

Question 53

HOUSE CAT SCIENTIFIC NAME

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FELIS DOMESTICA

Question 54

HUMAN SCIENTIFIC NAME

Answer 54

HOMO SAPIENS

Question 55

WOLF SCIENTIFIC NAME

Answer 55

CANIS LUPUS

Question 56

PEACOCK SCIENTIFIC NAME

Answer 56

PAVO CRISTASUS

Question 57

HOUSE FLY SCIENTIFIC NAME

Answer 57

MUSCA DOMESTICA

Question 58

DOLPHIN SCIENTIFIC NAME

Answer 58

DELPHINIDAE DELPHIS

Question 59

ELECTRIC EEL SCIENTIFIC NAME

Answer 59

ELECTROPHORUS ELECTRICUS

Question 60

EARTHWORM SCIENTIFIC NAME

Answer 60

LUMBRICUS TERRESTRIS

Question 61

SWEET POTATO SCIENTIFIC NAME

Answer 61

IPOMOEA BATATAS

Question 62

BLACK ANT SCIENTIFIC NAME

Answer 62

LASIUS NIGER

Question 63

PHILIPPINE TARSIER SCIENTIFIC NAME

Answer 63

CARLITO SYRICHTA

Question 64

FLYING LIZARD SCIENTIFIC NAME

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DRACO RIZALI

Question 65

WASP SCIENTIFIC NAME

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ALEIODES SHAKIER

Question 66

YELLOW HEADED BIRD SCIENTIFIC NAME

Answer 66

XANTHOCEPHALUS XANTHOCEPHALUS

Question 67

PHILIPPINE BLACK COBRA SCIENTIFIC NAME

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NAJA PHILIPPINENSIS

Question 68

LION SCIENTIFIC NAME

Answer 68

PANTHERA LEO

Question 69

LEOPARD SCIENTIFIC NAME

Answer 69

PANTHERA PARDUS