Unit 8 Classification Flashcards

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1
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The science of classifying organism

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Taxonamy

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2
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The botanist who first suggested a two naming system was

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Linneaus

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3
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This naming system is known as

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Binomial nomenclat

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4
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The scientific name for humans is

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Homo sapiens

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5
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the groups/categories that scientist used in classifying organisms are known as

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Taxa

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6
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list the classification groups below beginning with the most broad grouping and ending with the most specific grouping

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kingdom
phylum
class
order
family
genus
species
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7
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which grouping in the list above exists in nature?

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species

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8
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which grouping includes a greater number of species

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class, phylum, genus

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9
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a group of organisms that breed and produce offspring

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species

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10
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cells with a true nucleus

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eukaryote

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11
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do not have a nuclear membrane

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prokaryotic (bacteria)

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12
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list the 6 kingdoms below

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plantae, animalia, fungi, protista, eubacteria, archae bacteria

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13
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which two groups are prokaryotic?

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Archaebacteria and Eubacteria

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14
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members of what domain live in some of the most extreme environments on earth?

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Archaebacteria

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15
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living examples of the kingdom protista including organisms you observed in the lab. they including..?

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amoeba, paramecium, euglena

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16
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organisms that produce their own food through chemosynthesis or photosynthesis are known as

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autotroph

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17
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organisms that cannot produce their own food are known as

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heterotroph

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18
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what is the reproductive structure of a fungus that grows above ground called?

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mushrooms

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19
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other examples of fungi observed in the lab?

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bread, wheat, and corn

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20
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organisms that lack a backbone are known as

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invertebrates

21
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aquatic organisms that have many pores and are in the phylum porifera are commonly known as…

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sponges are the least complex invertebrates and only have

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2 cell layers

23
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jelly fish such as the portuguese man-o-war belong to the phylum

24
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jellyfish have two life cycle stages known as the what and the what?

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polyp and medusa

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the common earthworm belongs to the phylum
amelida
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the scientific name for amelida is
lumbricus
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phylum mollusca may or not have a shell. three types of mollusks with external shells are
claws, oyster and snail
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mollusks that do not have a shell are
slug-octopus
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all arthropods have a tough outer skeleton known as
exoskeleton
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exoskeleton is made out of a material called
chitin
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two functions of the outer skeleton of arthropods are to
protection and prevents H20 loss
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crayfish and spiders have a fused head and thorax called
cephalothorat
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spiders have how many legs
8 legs
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insects have how many legs
6 legs
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millipedes have how many pairs of legs per body segment?
2 pairs , 4 legs total
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centipedes have how many pairs of legs per body segment?
i pairs of legs per body segment 2 legs total
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what phylum include sea stars, sand dollars, and sea urchins and the name of the phylum means "spiny skin"
Echinodermata
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Echinodermata have what type of symmetry?
radial
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Echinodermata move by using?
water vascular and tube feet
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name 3 characteristics of all chordates
dorsal hollow nerve cord, cartilage notochord, tail gill slits
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all chordates do not have a backbone however those that do not are known as
vertebrates
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the most primitive vertebrates are the jawless fish in what class?
agnatha
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examples of jawless fish are
lamprey and hag fish
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sharks, skates, and rays are members of the vertebrate class ___
chondrichthyes
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bass perch and salmon and goldfish are ___
bony fish and belong to the class osteichthyes
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the class that breathe with gills as young and though lugs and their skin as adults they have moist skin and live on land in the water
amphibia
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snakes lizards, turtles and dinosaurs are classified as class___ they have scales, claws, lay eggs with shells, and are cold blooded
reptilia
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class ___ include birds. members of this class are warm blooded have hollow bones, lay eggs with shells and have feathers
Aves
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Class ____ include placental marsupial and monotreme orders they have hair or fur as their outer covering have mammary glands and are warm blooded
mammalia