1. Binomial nomenclature
Genus & species
Aristotle
heterotrophs
move
multicellular
eukaryotes
Taxonomy - Linnaeus
autotrophs
cannot move
multicellular
eukaryotes
Study of classification
First name cap, 2nd lowercase, italicize or underline
Homo sapiens
heterotrophs (absorb food)
cannot move
multicellular
eukaryotes
Protists
Fungus
Plants
Animals
autotrophs & heterotrophs
some can move
unicellular
eukaryotes
Eukarya
Archaea & Bacteria
Omain ingdom hylum lass rder amily enus pecies

2. Process in which one organism eats another to obtain energy. Plants
Process in which an organism maintains stable internal conditions
study of living things.
Overlapping food chains in an ecosystem
Autotroph
producer
Process in which one organism eats another to obtain energy.
Grass –Rabbit--- eagle
Plants
heterotroph consumer
animals
the producer level
Living thing
3rd level
consumer
2nd levelConsumer
1st level consumer
PRODUCER
10%
No Nucleus
Basic unit ofStructure and Function of living things
Has a nucleus
SUN
energy moves up - only 10%

3. limits population growth
Nonliving
Soil, water, temp
living things
Tree, dog,
Study of living things and how they interact with each other and their environment.
limits population growth
Food, water, shelter
evaporation – liquid to gas; condensation – back to liquid, precipitation – becomes heavy falls as rain, sleet, snow, or hail.
asexual – new one splits off
DNA
All living things have carbon and plants take in CO2 and give back Oxygen, we do the opposite
Ribosomes and dna
sexual – tube forms and genetic info is exchanged.
must be fixed from air to useable form
Lightning and bacteria
Nitrogen is “free” in the air, but must be fixed and when living things die their nitrogen goes back into the cycle .
eukaryotic
prokaryotic

4. Animal like - heterotrophs
Cocci (round)m spirilla (spiral), and bacilli (rod)
Animal like - heterotrophs
unicellular, eukaryotes, heterotrophs and autotrophs, sexual and asexual reproduction
Plant like = photosyn.
Virus has dna and a protein coat, bacteria has dna also and is alive – does not need host
Fungus like – use spores
Virus hijacks and needs a host, a bacteria can reproduce sexually- conjugation and asexually – binary fission
Flagella (euglena)
Capsid outer covering of protein coat
Pseudopods - amoeba
Cilia - paramecium
DNA
according to how they move.