list Linnaeus' the seven steps in the classification of living things
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| biologists have devised ways of naming and classifying them according to their similarities and | differences
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| The number of groups most scientists use puts each living thing into is | seven
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| the broadest division within the taxonomy group is | Kingdom
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| the group which follows the Kingdom Group | Phylum
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| the group which follows the Phylum Group | class
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| the group which follows the class Group | order
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| the group which follows the order Group | family
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| the group which follows the family Group | Genus
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| the group which follows the Genus Group | species
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| the first and last name of the scientist who established the system of taxonomy | Carolus Linnaeus
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| the primary basis for classifying living things is the body | structure
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| the group of plants with vascular tissue is called | tracheophytes
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| the group of plants with no vascular tissue are called | bryophytes
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| tracheophytes are classified based on their ability to bear or not to bear | seeds
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| the name of the group of plants which means naked seed? | Gymnosperms
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| seedless tracheophytes reproduce by using | spores
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| the tiny hairlike structures which attach moss plants to soil | rizoids
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| the word used to describe the inability of plants to move around | sessile
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| the one important thing that animals cannot do but plants can in relation to food to live | photosynthesis
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| according to body structure the animals with backbones fit into the general group | vertebrates
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| according to body structure the animals without backbones fit into the general group | invertebrates
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| vertebrates are classified in the phylum | vertebrata
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| the animals without backbones are classified as | invertebrates
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| the phylum to which segmented worms belong | Annelida
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| among the most numerous of all the animals | roundworms
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| the body part responsible for locomotion in segmented worms | setae
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| flat worms belong to the phylum | platyhelminthes
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| organisms that live in or on other organisms and obtain food from them | parasites
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| the phylum to which roundworms belong | Nematoda
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| the phylum that uses a protruding muscular foot for locomotion | Mollusca
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| the jellyfish is a member of this phylum | colenterata
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| the most distinguishing characteristic of a sponge is that it is missing what system | nervous
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| members of the phylum mollusca all have a _________ hump housing their internal organs | visceral
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| the skin like organ that covers the visceral hump of the mollusks is the | mantle
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