SC1_Classification Video Notes Flashcards

Historical Systems of Classification Dichotomous Keys Classify Organisms

1
Q

Aristotle was a ________, and lived when: _____

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Greek Philosopher / 384-322 BC

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2
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Aristotle made first attempts at _______ Organisms.

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Classifying

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3
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Aristotle classified organisms based on ________

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Observable Characteristics

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4
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Many of the terms (words) that Aristotle used are NO Longer __________

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Accurate

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5
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Linnaeus was a __________ biologist (Nationality), and lived when __________

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Swedish / 1707-1778

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6
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Linnaeus was considered the Father of _________

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Taxonomy

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7
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Taxonomy is the Study of __________

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Classifying Organisms

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8
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A person that Classifies Organisms, is call a _______

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Taxonomist

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9
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Linnaeus classified organisms based on their: ________ and _________ Characteristics.

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Similar and Different

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10
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Linnaeus did not use ________ _________, He did however use this method for naming organisms: ________ ___________.

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Common Names / Binomial Nomenclature

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Why won’t “Common Names” work?

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There are too many common names for the same organism:

Example: Wood Chuck / Whistle Pig / Ground Hog

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12
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“Common Names” can also be: ___________

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Misleading

Example: a Rhinoceros Beetle is not related to a Rhinoceros.

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13
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Define: Binomial Nomenclature

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a two word naming system

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14
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How many words are used to describe an organism in a Binomial Nomenclature system?

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two

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15
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The First Word of the organism in a Binomial Nomenclature System, is the _________, and it is always ___________

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Genus / Capitalized

example: Homo (is the Genus)

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16
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Together, The two words of a Binomial Nomenclature name is called the: _________, and is NOT __________

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Species / Not Capitalized

Example: Homo sapien (is the species)

17
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Current Day Classification: Is SIMILAR to the way Linnaeus, because we still use the _________ ________ system

A

Binomial Nomenclature

18
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Current Day Classification: is DIFFERENT from Linnaeus, because scientists now, also use: _________ in ______ and ______, along with the organisms ___________ __________, to classify organisms.

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Similarities in DNA and Proteins, along with the organisms Observable Traits.

19
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Using Dichotomous Keys, Each step in a key has exactly ______ choices.

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2

20
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Using Dichotomous Key, You should use choices that _______ all organisms.
List a Good Example and a Bad Example
Why is the Bad Example, Bad?

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Include
good example: “Red” and “Not Red”
bad example: “Red” and “Green”
What happens if you find a “Blue”, you cannot classify it using your “Red” and “Green” Key.

21
Q

List the Classification Hierarchy using:
Distinguished, Kings, Pay, Cash, Only, For, Good, Stuff.
or
Dirty, Kicking, Ponies, Can, Only, Fart, Going, Slowly

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