Classification Unit
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| Describe organisms in animal kingdom | multi-celled organisms that gain energy from eating other living things
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| Describe organisms in plant kingdom | multi-celled organisms that make their own food through photosynthesis
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| Describe organisms in protists kingdom | one or multi-celled organisms with a nucleus
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| Describe organisms in fungus kingdom | one or multi-celled organisms that reproduce by spores
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| Describe organisms in bacteria kingdom | one-celled organisms without a nucleus
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| Give examples of organisms that are in the animal kingdom | frogs, bees, humans, etc.
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| Give examples of organisms that are in the plant kingdom | trees, grass, weeds, flowers, bushes, shrubs, etc.
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| Give examples of organisms that are in the protists kingdom | algae, diatoms, paramecium, amoeba
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| Give examples of organisms that are in the bacteria kingdom | Archaebacteria: live at hydrothermal vents
Eubacteria: E. coli, salmonella, streptococcus
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| Give examples of organisms that are in the fungus kingdom | mushrooms, mold, yeast, bracket fungus
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| 5 features to know if something is alive: | if it has cells, if it uses energy, if it grows, if it responds, if it reproduces
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| A cell is: | the basic building blocks of life
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| An organism is: | Any one single living thing
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| Examples of living things: | fungus, bacteria, plants, animals, viruses?
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| Examples of nonliving things: | rocks, dirt, soil, air, water
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| List levels of classification in order: | Kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species
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| A kingdom is: | the largest division of living things
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| 5 kingdoms are: | Animals, plants, protists, bacteria, and fungus
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| What is sometimes split in two? | Bacteria - Archaebacteria and Eubacteria
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| Animal kingdom is divided into: | Vertebrates and invertebrates
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| Vertebrates are: | Animals with a backbone
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| Invertebrates are: | Animals without a backbone
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| Examples of vertebrates: | fish, mammals, birds, reptiles, dogs, rhino, hippo
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| Examples of invertebrates: | spiders, crabs, jellyfish, insects
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| Plant kingdom is divided into: | Vascular and nonvascular
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| Vascular plants are: | plants that have the structures that carry food and water through their roots, stems, and leaves.
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| Nonvascular plants are: | plants that don't have those structures or true roots, stems, and leaves.
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| Examples of vascular: | trees, grass, tomato plants
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| Examples of nonvascular: | moss, liverwort
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| A dichotomous key is: | a list of questions to be answered about an object to tell what kind it is
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