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Bio Quiz #1

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What is a species? A specific group of organisms with similar genetic makeup that can mate and produce offspring
What is morphological species (morphology) The study of form shape and structure of organisms
What is phylogeny? The relationship of evolutionary history between a group of organisms
What is biology? The scientific study of life
What is binomial nomenclature? A two-worded process used to name species
What is hierarchical classification? ,The system of arranging taxonomic categories in descending order based on their relationships with another group
What is taxonomy? The science of classifying groups of organisms based on their characteristics
Who created the taxonomy classification system and when? Carolus Linnaeus - a Swedish Botanist - in the 1700s
What are the three types of evidence used for taxonomy? Anatomical evidence physiological evidence and DNA evidence
What does anatomical evidence compare in taxonomy? Exo-skeleton and endo-skeleton structures
What does physiological evidence compare in taxonomy? Whether the proteins and enzymes in the cell work the same way
What does DNA evidence show in taxonomy? How genetically closely related organisms are based on their genes and the proteins they produce
What is a domain? The highest and broadest taxon of the taxonomic classification
What are the three domains of life? Archaea Bacteria and Eukarya
What are the six kingdoms of life? Plantae Animalia Protista Fungi Archaea and Bacteria
What is a phylogenetic tree? A tree structure that shows the first or earliest ancestor of a group of organisms
What are the four genetic codes (bases) A C G and T
Which base pairs with adenine (A) Thymine (T)
Which base pairs with cytosine (C Guanine (G)
What protein is found in hair? Keratin
What protein is found in red blood cells? Hemoglobin
In what groups is the genetic code read on a diagram? In threes
What criteria can be used to classify an organism as a particular species? Production of fertile offspring
Morphology is the branch of biology that deals with what? The appearance or form of an organism
What is the correct scientific name format for humans? Homo sapiens
What is the broadest category in the hierarchical classification system? Domain
Which term describes the study of the structure of organisms? Anatomy
DNA evidence has shown that animals and fungi are what More closely related to each other than plants and fungi
How many kingdoms are used in the current classification system? Six
What defines a eukaryotic cell? It has a membrane-bound nucleus
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