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classification system

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classification grouping items based on similarities
taxonomy science of naming and classifying living organisms
species a group of organisms that can interbreed and produce fertile offspring.
flagella whip-like tail used to propel a cell
multicellular many-celled
unicellular one celled
eukaryotic cell with a true nucleus
prokaryotic cell without a true nucleus
producer organism that can make its own food through photosynthesis
consumer organism that must eat for a food source
decomposer organism that breaks down dead things for a food source
bacilli (bacillus) rod-shaped group of bacteria
cocci (coccus) sphere-shaped group of bacteria
spirilla (spirillum) spiral-shaped group of bacteria
variable describes the information being collected in a data table from an experiment
unit describes how information is being measured
ordered pair two pieces of data that go together
graph picture form of data in a data table
plant kingdom Eukaryotic multicellular producer
animal kingdom eukaryotic multicellular consumer
fungus kingdom eukaryotic decomposers which can not move around
What is one way bacteria help us? help flavor foods
What is one way bacteria harm us? cause disease
Do bacteria have a nucleus? no-they are prokaryotic. they only have a chromosome floating in the cytoplasm
what are extreme environments of archaebacteria? deep ocean vents, hot springs, salty water
archaebacteria kingdom prokaryotic organisms that live in extreme environments
eubacteria kingdom prokaryotic organisms that live in "normal" environments
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