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Biological Vocab.

Vocabulary-Part 1

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Linneaus Swedish naturalist who developed the biological classification system that is still used today.
Archaebacteria organisms in this kingdom are found in hot springs, salt ponds, & deep-sea vents.
Plantae This kingdom includes organisms in the divisons Bryophyta, Pterophyta,Coniferophyta, & Anthophyta; cell walls are made of cellulose.
Kingdom The second largest group in the biological classification system.
Eubacteria Salmonella and Streptococcus, organisms that cause illness, are in this kingdom.
Domains The largest group of the classification system; uses ribosomals RNA to classify organisms.
Aristotle The scientist who developed the first classification system; it only had two categories- Plants & Animals.
Fungi The kingdom of mushrooms, yeast, & lichens; cell wall is made of chitin; decomposers.
dichotohas A tool used to identifiy unknown organisms; it is set up in sets of two statements that lead to the name of the organism.
Archaebactria The domain of prokaryotic anicent bacteria; found in extreme environments.
animalia the largest of the kingdoms; organisms are heterotroph.
Eukarya The domain that contains all of the eukaryotes in the kingdoms.
Phylum the third group of the biological classification system.
Protista The kingdom that includes eukaryotic uniceller and simple multicellur organism.
Bacteria The domain that causes diesease
Field guide Books that contain books and maps
Divions the smaller groups into which the kingdom plantae is divided.
Created by: Dl Parkerson Jr.
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