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How Do Scientists Classify Life of Earth? The Six Kingdoms.

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1 How Do Scientists Classify Life of Earth? The Six Kingdoms

2 Vocabulary Six Kingdoms: Animal, Plant, Eubacteria, Archaebacteria, Fungi, Protist Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species

3 Vocabulary Binomial nomenclature Taxonomy

4 Sample Taxonomy: Dolphin, Robin, Tiger, Cat, Bobcat, Fly K : Animal = D – R – T – C – B - F P: Chordata= x x x x x o C: Mammal = x o x x x o O: Carnivora = o o x x x o F: Felidae = o o x x x o G: Felis = o o o x x o S:domesticus = o o o x o o

5 Videos Bacteria “Understanding Bacteria” 52 minBacteria Escherichia coli (E.coli) medically important Archae : Pyrococcus furiosus (Thermophyllic Archae, 100 degrees C) “Fireberry” in Greek

6 Plants Plant: Maple tree: Acer saccharum Plants “ Development of Plants” 17 minPlants

7 Marine Animals Marine Animals “Water World” 25 minMarine Animals

8 Sample Species Protist: Paramecium caudatum Fungi: Lentinula edodes (Shiitake mushrooms)

9 Animals Animals “ All- American Animals” 44 minAnimals

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