| DOMAINS AND KINGDOMS |
| #1 |
Kingdom Protista is under this domain; the most diverse of the kingdoms. |
What is Domain Eukarya? |
| #2 |
The amount of domains AND their names. |
What are 3 Domains AND what is Archae, Bacteria, and Eukarya? |
| #3 |
The broadest or biggest grouping taxonomists use for organisms. |
What is Domain? |
| #4 |
Kingdom Eubacteria is under this domain; they are prokaryotic. |
What is Domain Bacteria? |
| #5 |
The amount of Kingdoms and their names. |
What is 6 AND what is Archaebacteria, Eubacteria, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, and Animalia? |
| BREAKING IT DOWN |
| #1 |
The systematic grouping and naming of organisms based on shared structural similiarites, fuctional similarities, or evolutionary history |
What is classification? |
| #2 |
Classifications of taxonomy in order; all 8 of them. |
What is Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, and Species? |
| #3 |
This is what the two word name in the scientific name for horse, Equus caballus stands for. |
What is genus and species? |
| #4 |
The language in which each species is named in. |
What is Latin? |
| #5 |
18th century Swedish scientist that developed taxonomy. |
Who is Carolus Linnaeus? |
| EXAMPLE TO KINGDOM |
| #1 |
Kingdom that includes grasses, ferns, mosses, corn, ivy, and trees. |
What is Kingdom Plantae? |
| #2 |
Kingdom which includes organisms that live in extreme environments such as: high salinity, low oxygen concentrations, high temperatures, and 'cow farts'. |
What is Kingdom Archaebacteria? |
| #3 |
Kingdoms that includes fish, worms, spiders, lizards, grasshoppers, and humans. |
What is Kingdom Animalia? |
| #4 |
Kingdom which includes amoeba, parmecium, algae, and diatoms. |
What is Kingdom Protista? |
| #5 |
The 4 Kingdoms that are Eukaryotic. |
What are Kingdom Protista, Kingdom Fungi, Kingdom Plantae, and Kingdom Animalia? |
| ANYTHING GOES |
| #1 |
The science of classifying and naming organisms. |
What is taxonomy? |
| #2 |
Kingdom which includes molds, mushrooms, and yeast; they digest food outside their bodies and then absorb it. |
What is Kingdom Fungi? |
| #3 |
Scientists who classify or name organisms. |
What are taxonomists? |
| #4 |
Kingdom that is made up of decomposers , can cause disease, and are used in food production, spill cleanup, and sewage treatment plants. |
What is Kingdom Eubacteria? |
| #5 |
A two part name given to organisms. |
What is Binomial Nomenclature? |
