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Classification

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Organisms made of only ONE cell Unicellular
Organisms that have to consume other organisms for energy Consumer / Heterotroph
The science of organizing, naming, and classifying organisms Taxonomy
Two-name naming of an organism using the genus and species Binomial Nomenclature
Organisms whose cells each have a nucleus Eukaryotes
Organisms that make their own food/energy through photosynthesis Producers / Autotrophs
The most SPECIFIC level of classification; only one type of organism Species
Organisms whose cells DO NOT each have a nucleus Prokaryotes
A branching diagram that shows evolutionary relationships Cladogram
Organisms made of MANY cells Multicellular
The scientist who developed our modern system of classification Carolus Linnaeus
The most GENERAL level of classification; contains LOTS of organisms Domain
A series of paired statements that help to identify an unknown organism Dichotomous Key
Grouping organisms based on characteristics and similarities Classification
The two classification levels that are combined to give an organism its scientific name Genus & Species
Archaebacteria and Eubacteria are this type of cell prokaryotes
The two languages used to write scientific names Greek & Latin
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