Unit 11 Taxomic Group
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| cell | the smallest unit of an organism that performs life functions
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| nucleus | a structure found in eukaryotic cells that contain DNA and is responsible for controlling the activities of the cell
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| eukaryotic | a cell containing a membrane- enclosed nucleus organelles
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| prokaryotic | a cell lacking nucleus or any other membrane - enclosed organelles
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| unicelluar | an organism made up of one single cell
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| multicelluar | an organism made up of more than one cell, and often made up of different types of cells
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| classification | the process grouping things based on similarities
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| taxonomy | the branch of science that formally names and classifies organisms by their structure, function and relationship
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| Domain | the highest and largest rank of grouping organisms
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| Domain Bacteria | prokaryotic single- celled organism that lacks nucleus in its cell
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| Domain Archaea | prokaryotic, single - celled organism that lacks nucleus in its cell and can live in extreme enviroments
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| Domain Eukarya | organisms with cells that contain a nucleus
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| Kingdom | a taxonomic rank below Domain 6 Groups: Animalia, Fungi, Plantae, Archaea, and Eubacteria
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| autotroph | an organism that is able to make its own food; known as a producer in food chain
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| heterotroph | an organism that CANNOT make its own food; known as a consumer in food chain
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| asexual reproduction | a method of reproduction that requires only one parent 100% DNA from one parent
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| sexual reproduction | a method of reproduction that requires both male and female parent 50% of DNA from each parent
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| cell theory | states that all living organisms are made up of 1 or more cells; cells are the basic unit of life and all cells come from other cells
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| Kingdom Archeabacteria | unicellular, asexual, auto and heteortroph, prokaryotic organism that live in extreme enviroments
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| Kingdom Protista | uni- and multicelluar sexual or asexual auto- and heterotrphic eukaryotic organism that are microscopic
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| Kingdom Eubacteria | unicelluar, asexual auto and heterotroph prokaryotic organism that live in moderate enviorments
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| Kingdom Fungi | uni- and unicelluar sexdual or asexual auto- and heterotrophic, eukaryotic organism; known as a decomposer in the food chain
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| Kingdom Plantae | multicelluar, sexual and asexual, autotrophs, eukaryotic organism; known as a producer in the food chain
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| Kindom Animilia | multicelluar, sexual and asexual, heterotropohs eukaryotic organisms; known as a consumer in the food chain
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