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Biology Unit 2 part1

unit 2 part1

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How many Categories of Classification are there. And what are they. in order 7, Kingdom, Phylum, class, order, family, genus, species
What is kingdom. 1st broadest category of closly related phyla.
WHAT IS PHYLUM groups of closely related _classes
What is Class groups of closely related _orders
Order groups of closely related _families
Family groups of closely related _genera__
Genus groups of closely related species
Species makes them different smallest and most closely related group. they can interbread
Who invinted the naming system Carolus Linnaeus
how do u name an organism, what is it called genus then species Genus capitalized species not all underlined, binomial nomenclature
what are the 6 kingdoms of life archae bacteria, eubacteria, protista, plantae, animalia, and fungi
What is the cell structure of archaebacteria prokaryotic, cell wall without peptidoglycon, cell membrane, ribosomes, dna and cytosol present
What kingdom live in entestines and produce a gas, and what gas methane archaebacteria
archaebacter autotrophic or heterotrophic or both both
Which are the most common bacteria eubacteria
Eubacteria cell structure cell walls with peptidoglycan, cell membrane, ribosomes, dna, and cytosol
Eubacteria hetero or auto or both both
fungi hetero or auto or both only hetero
how do fungi absorb food is broken down by enzymes outside the body then absorber
example of protistas amoeba, paramecium, molds, algea
Do plantes contain organs yes
What are the threee domains of life domain archae domain bacteria and domain eukarya
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