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Taxonomy and Viruses

TermDefinition
Plants Multicelluar, Autotroph, Eukaryotes
Protist Unicelluar and Multicelluar (mostly unicelluar), Heterotroph and Autotroph, Eukaryotes
Fungi Unicelluar and multicelluar (mostly multicelluar) heterotroph, Eukarotes
Animals Multicelluar, Heterotroph, Eukarotes
Eubacteria Unicelluar, Heterotroh and Autotroph, Prokaryote
Archaebacteria Unicelluar, Heterotroph and Autotroph, Prokaryote
Taxonomy The branch of biology concerned with naming and classifying organism
Rules for Scientific Names The Genus is always capitalized. The species is always lowercase. Both words are italicized or underlined.
Binomial Nomenclature Each organism is given a scientific name. This idea was created by Carolus Linnaeus
Carolus Linnaeus An individual who is known as the father of modern taxonomy developed binomial nomenclature.
Phylogeny An organism's evolutionary history, or how closely it's related to other organisms.
Determining Phylogenies Anatomy, Biochemistry, Behavior, Developtment
Seven Taxa Kingdom, Phylum(A)/Division(P), Class, Order Family, Genus, Species
Why Latin
Motie Mobile
Sessie Stationary
Aristotle Animal Subgroups Air, Water, and Land.
Created by: benthomp69
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