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why do biologists assign each organism a universally accepted name it helps other scientist have the same information
what criteria are used to classify on organism 1shape 2size 3mode of locomotion 4cell wall 5reproduction 6compositon of cell 7production of ribosomes
what features of binomial nonmenclature make it useful for scientists of all nations Latin words that describe the organism
sequence Linnaeus's seven taxonomic categories from smallest to largest species genus family order class phylum kingdom
explain the goal of evolutionary classification shows who comes from where like DNA or RNA
what is derived character trait that arose in the most common ancestor
how is a cladogram used in classification arranges organisms by their order
how do biologists use DNA and RNA to help classify organisms by analyzing specific regions
what is phylogeny evolution of a group of organisms
how is a molecular clock used to estimate the length of time that two related species have been evolving independently asserts the rate of DNA
how do domains and kingdoms differ domain tell if cell has nuclei or not and kingdom tells if its plant or animal
what characteristics are used to place an organism in the domain bacteria no membrane bound to the nuclei
which domain consists of prokaryotes whose cell walls lack peptidoglycan eubacteria
describe the four kingdoms that comprise the domain of eubacteria animilia, protistia, plantae, and fungi
what characteristic differentiate the kingdom of animalia from plantae animals have ability to move plants dont
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