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Chapter 7 Test 22-23

Cells, Domains,Kingdoms,etc.

QuestionAnswer
What is one fundamental principle of the cell theory? Living things are made up of one or more cells
What is something bacteria cells don't have? Nucleus
Which scientist first used the term cell? Robert Hooke
Which discipline of biology is concerned with identifying naming and classifying organisms? Taxonomy
How many kingdoms do scientists use to classify Earth's organisms? Six
Give an example of a nonliving thing A rock
The binomial nomenclature system is based off of which two taxa? Species and genus
Which kingdom is often called extremophiles? Archae
Who's the first scientist to use binomial nomenclature? Linnaeus
Organisms with a membrane-bound nucleus belong to which domain? Eukarya
List the taxa from broadest to most specific. Domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species
Mushrooms belong to which domain and Kingdom? Eukarya is the domain and the kingdom is fungi
The American black bear Ursus americanus is belongs to the _____ americanus. Species
What are the domain and Kingdom of a seaweed? Domain is Eukarya and Kingdom is Protist
What is a discipline of identifying naming and classifying organisms? Taxonomy
What gives each species a name with two parts? Binomial Nomenclature
What is the grouping of organisms based on a set criteria? Classification
What is a eukaryotic organism that can be unicellular colonial or multi Cellular? Protist
What is a unicellular or multicellular organism that absorbs nutrients from organic material? Fungi
What is an organism containing cell walls of peptidoglycan and proteins like that of eukaryotes? Archae
What contains related orders? Class
What is a group of species are closely related? Genus
What is a taxon consisting of similar related genus? Family
What is composed of related phyla or divisions? Kingdom
What contains related families? Order
What contains related classes? Phylum
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