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Taxonomy

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Taxonomy? Naming & Classifying organisims into groups according to their similarities.
What are the 7 levels of Biological Classification? Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
What is the name of the group that Classes are divided into? Orders
What is the Scientific Name for a human being? Homo Sapien
What is the Genus for a human being? Homo
What is the Species for a human being? Sapien
What two classification groups go together to make the scientific name for any organism? Genus & Species
How many Kingdoms of living things are very simple life forms, usually single celled? 4
What are the name of the 2 Kingdoms of bacteria? Eubacteria & Archebacteria
How many Kingdoms are there of complex life forms that are multicellular? 2
Mushrooms belong to what Kingdom? Fungi
Amoebas belong to what Kingdom? Protista
What is an example of an organism that belongs to the Protista Kingdom? Euglena or Paramecium
Which Kingdom of living things is able to make their own food within their own bodies? Plants
Which Kingdom of living things is multicellular and can move from place to place? Animals
What is the name of the process plant use to produce their own food? Photosynthesis
When plant use Photosynthesis to produce food, what reactants do they use? Water & Carbon dioxide
When plants produce food through Photosynthesis, what other valuable thing do they produce? Oxygen
Zoology? The study of animals
Botony? The study of plants
Cells that are organized and work together to carry out one specific function are...? tissues
Tissues that are organized and work together to carry out one specific function are...? organs
Organs working together... systems
Anatomy? Structures of living things.
Physiology? The functions of living things.
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