Classification terms / vocabulary | ||
#1 | Grouping organisms by similar characteristics. | classification |
#2 | Different groups according to how things are related (ex. Kingdom, phylum, species ...) | hierarchy |
#3 | Two - part naming system. | Binomial Nomenclature |
#4 | Used to identify different species of organisms by picking best of two choices. | Dichotomous key |
#5 | King Phillip Came Over For Good Soup | pneumonic device |
Kingdom Characteristics | ||
#1 | Multicellular, eukaryotic cells, eats to get energy or heterotroph, sexual reproduction | Animalia |
#2 | Multicellular, eukaryotic cells, photosynthesizes (makes own food) or autotroph, sexual or asexual reproduction | Plantae |
#3 | Unicellular or multicellular, uses spores to reproduce, decomposes dead material. | Fungi |
#4 | Unicellular or multicellular, can photosynthesizes (makes own food) or autotroph or eats to get energy or heterotroph | Protista |
#5 | Unicellular, prokaryotic cells, asexual reproduction | Eu/Archaebacteria |
Kingdom Examples | ||
#1 | Tree, grass, fern | Plantae |
#2 | Arthropods, bats, worms | Animalia |
#3 | Mushroom, yeast | Fungi |
#4 | Bacteria | Eu/Archaebacteria |
#5 | Amoeba, paramecium, euglena | Protista |
Biological Hierarchy | ||
#1 | Largest group that includes lots of different species | Kingdom |
#2 | Smallest, most specific group of classification | Species |
#3 | Kingdom, Phylum, ***, order, family, genus, species | class |
#4 | The scientific name is made up of these | genus & species |
#5 | pneumonic device to remember the biological hierarchy | King Phillip came over for good soup |
U2 Days, Nights, Years Review | ||
#1 | Objects that cause day and night | Sun and Earth |
#2 | Motion that causes days | rotation |
#3 | Motion that causes years | revolution |
#4 | Number of hours in a day | 24 |
#5 | Number of rotations in a year | 365.25 |
Final Question | |
Human phylum | chordata |