BIO TAXONOMY
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| DOMAINS | The largest groups of living organisms. The three domains are:
1) eukaryotes 2)archaea 3)bacteria
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| Kingdoms | The top four kingdoms of Eukaryotes are: 1) animals 2) plants 3) fungi 4) protoists
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| KPCOFGS | Use these letters to remember the order of the taxonomy. Kingdom - Phylum - Class - Order - Family - Genus - Species
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| Genus | Organisms in this group have similar genes.
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| Species | Members of this taxon level can breed together.
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| Scientific Name | To write the Scientific Name of an organism, write the Genus name and the species name. Always capitalize the Genus name.
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| Classify | To arrange into groups.
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| Taxonomy | The ranking of living organisms into groups according to their relationships.
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| Taxon | One level of the taxonomy is a taxon.
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| Prokaryote | Prokaryotes are a type of cell that does not have an enclosed membrane or organelles. Smaller and simpler.
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| Eukaryotes | One of the three domains. Eukaryotes are type of cell that has an enclosed nucleus and organelles. Larger and more complex.
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| Bacteria | One of the three domains. Prokaryotic cells that are rod, sphere, or spiral shaped.
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| Archaea | One of the three domains. Prokaryotic cells that are extremophiles.
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| Extremophiles | Archaea that can live in extreme conditions - salty, hot, cold, acidic, alkaline.
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| Dichotomous Key | A set of yes/no questions of characteristics used to identify a species.
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