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15 classifying quest

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Are protist Eukaryotic or Prokaryotic? or both? both
How many levels of classification are there? 8 levels
What are the 8 level's names? Domain,Kingdom, Phlyum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
Aristotle classified based on what? How organisms moved.
Which kingdom does seaweed belong to? Protist
What cell type is Archaeabacteria? Prokaryote
Do plants reproduce asexually or sexually? or both? They reproduce Both asexually and sexually.
Are animals Heterotrophic, Autotrophic, or both? All animals are heterotrophic.
Mushrooms belong to what kingdom? Fungi
Is yeast (fungi) unicellular or multicellular? Unicellular
Where does Archaeabacteria live? inside of you, extreme conditions or on the ocean floor.
What are the two parts of the name in the bionomial nomenclature? The organsism's Genus and species
How did Linnaeus expand on Aristotle;s classification system? (what did he create) The Bionomial Nomenclature
Which classification level do we commonly not include? Domain
Are all plants Autotrophic? or are there exceptions? if so, provide an example The venus flytrap is a heterotrophic plant, so not all plants are autotrohpic.
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