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Chapter 18

18-1 And 18-3

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Taxonomy Scientists classify organisms and assign each organisim a universally accepted name.
Binomial nomenclature He developed a two-word namming system.
Genus A group of closly related species.
Taxon In taxonmic nomenclature, or namin systen, each of those levels is called taxon.
Family In this case, Ursiae.
Order Is a broad taxonomic catagory compaosed of similar families.
Class Is compaosed of similar orders.
Phylum Several different class make up a phylum.
Kingdom It is the largest and most inclusove of Linnaeus's taxonoimic catagories.
Bacteria Unicellular and prokaryotic.
Eubacteria The domain bacteria corrosponds to the kingdom eubacteria.
Archaea Live in some of the most extreme environmants you can imagine such as volcanic hot springs, brine pools, and black organic mud totally devoid of oxygen.
Archaebacteria The domain Archaea corrosponds to the kingdom archaebacteria.
Domain Is a more inclusive catagory than any other larger kingdom.
Eukarya Consist of all orgamisms that have a nuclus.
Protista Is composed of eukaryotic orgamnisms that cannot be classified as animals, plants, or fungi.
Fungi Are hterotrophs.
Plantea Multicellular organisms that are photosynthetic autotrophs.
Animalia Multicellular and heterotrophic.
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