Taxonomy Flashcards

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No nucleus, has cell membrane, has DNA, smaller, less complex

A

Prokaryote

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Nucleus, has cell membrane, has DNA, larger, more complex

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Eukaryote

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What are the rules

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-first word of a binomial (2) species is capitalized.
-second word is lowercase.
-both words are italicized (underlined when written by hand)
-names of other taxonomic levels are capitalized.
-binomial names can be abbreviated (Homo Sapien -> H. Sapien)

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What is Taxonomy?

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The science of classifying all organisms; taxonomists
*scientists of systematics

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Analogous meaning?

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Different origin, Same function
ex: eyes & wings in bats vs. insects. vs. birds

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Homologous meaning?

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same origin, different function
ex: bat & human arm

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Vestigial meaning?

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homologous to a fully function structure in a closely related species.
ex: flightless birds
dew claws in dogs

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what is Binomial nomenclature ?

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form system of naming species. Each species has assigned genus name (genus) and a specific name (species)

ex: Felius Catus
Genus- Felius
Species- F. Catus

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