Bob Jones Life Science - Chapter 2
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| kingdom | In the modern classification system, the largest group of living organisms.
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| phylum | In the modern classification system, a subdivision of a kingdom; includes one or more classes of organisms.
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| class | In the modern classification system, a subdivision of a phylum; includes one or more orders of organisms.
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| order | A subdivision of a class; includes one or more families of organisms.
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| family | A subdivision of an order; includes one or more genera of organisms.
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| genus | In the modern classification system, a subdivision of a family; includes one or more species of organisms.
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| species | A group of similar organisms that interbreed and produce offspring capable of reproducing.
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| scientific name | The unique two-word name of a particular organism. Also called genus-species name. Genus name is capitalized, and the entire name is written in Latin and italics.
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| biblical kind | The grouping of organisms, established by God, that are able to breed among themselves and produce offspring.
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| cell | The tiny, living, structural, and functional unit of all living things; the smallest unit that can be alive.
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| unicellular | A living thing composed entirely of one cell.
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| multicellular | A living thing that is composed of more than one cell and whose individual cells are not normally able to live singly apart from the organism.
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| energy | The ability to do work.
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| cell theory | The theory that all living things are made up of microscopic units called cells and that cells carry on the functions of living things.
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| molecule | The smallest unit existing as a particular substance.
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| carbohydrate | A substance that contains only carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen, e.g. sugar or starch.
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| lipid | A substance such as fat or oil; not soluble in water; an important component of membranes.
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| protein | A substance made of long chains of amino acids; may serve as an enzyme or as a cellular building block; found in certain foods.
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| nucleic acid | A molecule that contains the genetic information of a cell; DNA and RNA are the main types.
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| taxonomy | The science of classifying organisms
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