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bwellclassification

braswell, newton county, classification vocab, kingdoms

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eukaryote made of eukaryotic cells, they have a nucleus & other membrane bound organelles makes up plants, animals, protists and fungi
prokaryote made of prokaryotic cells, no nucleus, makes up bacteria
heterotroph a living thing that eats other things to survive: think CONSUMER
autotroph a living thing that makes its own food through photosynthesis: think PRODUCER
multicellular made of more than one cell
unicellular made of 1 cell
sexual reproduction has 2 parents, offspring are a mix of both parents DNA
asexual reproduction has 1 parent, offspring are clones of the parent
classification to put in groups by similar characteristics
binomial nomenclature 2 word scientific name, usually in Latin or Greek, the first word is GENUS (like a last name) the second word is SPECIES (like a first name)
the eight levels of classification domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species
darn, killer pigeons come out, friendly grandmas suffer a way to remember the eight levels of classification
Domain the largest level of classification, there are three: eukaryia, bacteria and archea
Kingdom there are 6 kingdoms of living things animal, plant, fungi, Protista, archeabacteria and eubacteria
Domain bacteria has the kingdom eubacteria in it
Domain archea has kingdom archeabacteria in it
Domain eukaryia has the kingdoms, animal, plant, fungus, protist in it
Kingdom Animal moves, multicellular, heterotroph, all can reproduce sexually, some can reproduce, asexually as well, has eukaryotic cells
Kingdom plant reproduce both sexually and asexually, has eukaryotic cells, multicellular, does not move from place to place, autotroph
Kingdom fungus heterotroph, eukaryotic cells, mostly multicellular (yeast is single celled)can reproduce both sexually and asexually, eukarytoic
Kingdom protist single celled, eukaryotic - the junk drawer kingdom some autotrophs, some heterotrophs asexual reproduction
kingdom eubacteria single celled, prokaryotic, some autotrophs, some heterotrophs, asexual reproduction called fission: common bacteria, the ones Lysol targets
Kingdom archeabacteria prokaryotic, asexual reproduction called fission, some autotrophic, some heterotrophic, live in EXTREME places
abiotic nonliving
biotic living
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