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Classification Menu

ECOLOGY - Classification Menu - taxonomy and dichotomous keys

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Species Like members of a group that can mate and produce fertile offspring (the babies can have babies, too).
Classification A universal system to communicate the scientific name of every organism. Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
Kingdom The most general category of classification. There are 5 - plants, animals, fungi, monera, protists
Biodiversity All the different types of life. The greater the differences, the more stable the ecosystem.
Dichotomous key A tool that allows the user to determine the identity of items in the natural world, such as trees, wildflowers, mammals, etc.
Environment The surroundings where an organism lives (both living and non-living parts)
Plants A kingdom of organisms that cannot move, which create their food by photosynthesis
Animals A kingdom of organisms which can move about and must obtain (catch) and ingest (eat) their own food
Fungi A kingdom of organisms like yeast and fungus, which cannot move, cannot do photosynthesis, and which absorb their food from their surroundings. They are often decomposers.
Taxonomy The branch of science dealing with identifying and organizing living things
Ecology The study of livings things and their natural environment
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