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Atchison Review

Scientific Classification

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vertebrates which have some fur or hair on their bodies, bear live young and feed them with milk, and are warm-blooded mammals
warm-blooded vertebrates which lay eggs, have wings and beaks, and are covered with feathers birds
Vertebrate that begins life in water but lives part of time on land, and have smooth and moist skin; examples are frogs, toads, and salamanders amphibians
Vascular plant that produces seeds from flowers; an apple tree or a rose are examples angiosperm
A kingdom of single-celled organisms that live in extreme environments; this term means “ancient bacteria” archaebacteria
Small, single-celled organisms that do not have a nucleus; these are the most abundant organisms on Earth bacteria or eubacteria
a tool used to identify organisms based on different pairs of characteristics dichotomous key or dichotomous questions
plants that have a water transport system - they have roots, stems, and leaves vascular
a kingdom of organisms that have a nucleus and get food by decomposing other organisms; mushrooms are an example fungi
a vascular plant that produces seeds in cones or berries; pine trees and grass are examples gymnosperm
an animal without a backbone invertebrate
the highest level of classification; this is the least specific category domain
plants that lack a water-transport system nonvascular
an animal with a backbone vertebrate or chordata
a cold-blooded vertebrate that lays eggs, has scales, and claws reptile
a cold-blooded vertebrate that lays eggs, has scales, and breathe with gills fish
the two classification divisions that make up a living organism's scientific name genus and species
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