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classification test

7th grade classification test

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science of naming & classifying organisms taxonomy
when taxonomists group species that share common ancestros closer together biological relationship
involves classification that allows one to organize a large amount of information so it is easy to find and understand good system
is one of the sequences that DNA is composed of-also thymine, guanine, and cytosine Adinine
allows taxonomists to organize a lot of data so it is easy to find and understand classification benefits
is how scientists know about extinct species and is based on how animals have changed in the past fossil record
helps taxonomists show relationship "genetically" among organisms that are not obvious by just observing physical traits molecular evidence
is important evidence to see how species adapted to certain environmental conditions habitat variations
is criteria such as physical evidence, habitats, biological reltionships, and DNA physical traits
allows people speaking different languages to refer to all organisms the same way universal naming
use geological relationships to classify minterals by physical observation, optical methods, and x-ray diffraction geological
found in the upper most recent layers of EEarth are the most recent in age. The one found in the lower layers of Earth are the oldest fossils
is the Greek word meaning "arrangement" Taxis
process of arranging organisms into groups based on similarities classification
determined the molecular structure of the DNA molecule and made a model of the double helix Francis Crick
help scientists make comparisons about two or more organisms and their characteristics percents
scientists look at this to compare the genes of an organism DNA
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