Classification
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| 5 features of living things | use energy, made up of cells, reproduce, responds to their environments, grows
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| define cells | the basic building blocks of life
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| define organism | any one single living thing
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| living examples | humans, trees, giraffes, etc.
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| non-living examples | desks, pencils, papers, etc.
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| classification system order | kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species
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| define kingdom | the largest classification of living things, all living things fit into a kingdom
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| 5 kingdoms | animals, plants, protists, bacteria, and fungus
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| 2 bacteria kingdoms | archaebacteria and eubacteria
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| describe the organisms in animals | multi-celled, gain energy from eating other living things
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| describe the organisms in plants | multi-celled, make their own food through photosynthesis
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| describe the organisms in protists | single or simple multi-celled, with a nucleus
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| describe the organisms in bacteria | one-celled, no nucleus
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| describe the organisms in fungus | one or multi-celled, reproduce by spores
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| examples of animals | giraffes, humans, dogs, etc.
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| examples of plants | trees, grass, flowers, etc.
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| examples of protists | amoeba, algae, diatoms, etc.
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| examples of bacteria | coli, streptococcus, salmonella, etc.
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| examples of fungus | mushrooms, mold, yeast, etc.
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| define vertebrates | animals with backbones
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| define invertebrates | animals without backbones
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| examples of vertebrates | giraffes, dogs, elephants, horses, etc.
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| examples of invertebrates | jellyfish, spiders, crabs, etc.
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| define vascular | plants with structures to carry food and water through their roots, stems, and leaves
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| define nonvascular | plants without structures to carry food and water, and that do not have true roots, stems, and leaves
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| examples of vascular plants | trees, grass, flowers, etc.
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| examples of nonvascular plants | moss, hornwort, liverwort, etc.
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| define dichotomous key | a list of questions to be answered about an object to discover what kind it is
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