| Cladograms | ||
| #1 | Cladogram is another word for... | Branching Tree Diagram |
| #2 | Cladograms show what two things? | probable evolutionary history and the order characters arise |
| #3 | Characters that separate the out group from the in group will be found where on the diagram? | The 1st character all the way to the left of the diagram, in between the two groups |
| #4 | A trait that a common ancestor of a group had and passed on to the descendants | A shared Derived Character |
| #5 | Characteristics lower on the cladogram probably developed ____________________ than characteristics found higher on the diagram | earlier |
| Scientists | ||
| #1 | This man is considered the father of evolution | Charles Darwin |
| #2 | Charles Darwin came up with this theory after seeing birds from the different islands in the Galapagos | Natural Selection |
| #3 | This scientist created the two name naming system used in classification today | Carolous Linneaus |
| #4 | Linneaus is famous for his work in what area of science? | taxonomy |
| #5 | Charles Darwin traveled for 5 years around the world in this ship | HMS Beagle |
| Domains | ||
| #1 | How many domains are there? | 3 |
| #2 | These are the names of the Domains | Bacteria, Archaea, Eukarya |
| #3 | Prokaryotes are found in which domain(s)? | Archaea, Bacteria |
| #4 | What is the difference between a prokaryote and a Eukaryote? | membrane bound organelles and a nucleus |
| #5 | Organisms that fall under this domain are some of the first organisms to evolve and thrive in harsh environments | domain archaea |
| Kingdoms | ||
| #1 | All of the kingdoms fall under this domain | Eukarya |
| #2 | Name all of the kingdoms | Animalia, fungi, protista, plantae, monera |
| #3 | Monera was once considered a kingdom but now are classified as what | Domains bacteria and archaea |
| #4 | Organisms that are multicellular absorbtive heterotrophs fall under which kingdom? | fungi |
| #5 | Organisms that are multicellular autotrophs fall under which kingdom? | plantae |
| Miscellaneous | ||
| #1 | Conversion: 2.35g = mg | 2,350mg |
| #2 | Conversion: 7.435km= m | 7,435m |
| #3 | What is a higher level of classification: phylum or class? | phylum |
| #4 | What is a lower level of classification: order or family? | family |
| #5 | Conversion: 98.5mm = dm | 0.985dm |
| Final Question | |