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Clasification Bio

Domains, kingdoms, classes, and many more.

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Biodiversity the variety of organisms considered all levels from populations to ecosystems
taxonomy the science of describing , naming, and classifying organisms
taxon any particular group within a taxonomic system
kingdom in a traditional taxonomic system, the highest taxonomic category
Domains categories above the kingdom level
phylum subjects below the kingdom level
classes phylum consists of these and a class contains orders
orders within the class
family smaller grouping under order
genus even smaller grouping under family
species smallest grouping which contains only a single kind of organism
binomial nomenclature a system of two-part names
subspecies variants of a species that live in different geographic areas (follows the species identifier)
division in a traditional taxonomic system for plants, the category contained within a kingdom and containing classes
Bacteria made up of small, single-celled prokaryotic organisms that usually have a cell wall and produce by cellular fission
Archaea second domain prokaryotes that have distinctive cell membranes and other unique biochemical and genetic properties
Eukarya most familiar groups of organisms which consist of eukaryotic organisms
Eubacteria means “true
Archaebacteria means “ancient bacteria” and aligns with the domain Archae
Protista one of the four kingdoms of eukaryotes whose members are called protists
Fungi second kingdom of eukaryotes consists of eukaryotic, heterotrophic organisms that are unicellular and multi
Plantae third kingdom of eukaryotes which consist of eukaryotic, multi
Animalia fourth kingdom of eukaryotes which consists of eukaryotic, multi
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