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Classification of Organisms

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________ nomenclature is a system used for classifying organisms Binomial
cell type that has a nucleus with out a membrane around it. Prokaryote
cell type that has an organized nucleus surrounded by a membrane Eukaryote
a characteristic which enable the organism to survive in its environment adaptation
organisms that manufacture organic nutrients from inorganic raw materials autotrophs
the theory that all living things only come from preexisting living things biogenesis
large, easily differentiated community unit arising as a result of complex interactions of climate ans other physical factors and biotic factors biome
the phylum of animals characterized by the presence of a notochord at some stage of developement Chordate
Association of unicellular or multicellular organisms of the same species Colony
an assemblage of populations that live in a defined habitat community
organisms that eat other plants or animals consumer
the study of the interactions between living things and their environment Ecology
All of the organisms of a given area ecosystem
the theory that development proceeds from a structureless cell by successive formation and addition of new parts which do not preexist in the fertilized egg Epigenesis
any remains of an organism that have been preserved in the Earths crust Fossil
Taxonomic classification in which closely related species are grouped together Geneus
plant eating animal Herbavore
organisms that cannot synthesize their own food form inorganic materials Heterophs
a member of a class of vertabrates characterized by having hair abs mammary glands includes such diverse types as shrews, bats, cats, whales, cattle, and humans mammals
the mating of individuals of unrelated strains outbreeding
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