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1 Viruses How they multiply. See text pages 208-209 Vocabulary Host Parasite Bacteriophage Active virus Hidden virus

2 Naming viruses (text pages 204-205) Write a fact for each  Papilloma  Bacteriphage  Tobacco mosiac virus  Rabies virus  German measles

3 Kingdoms of Life What is a taxonomic key

4 Taxonomy aka “The Filing System of Life”  Kingdom  Phylum  Class  Order  Family  Genus  Species Complete WB pages 57-68

5 Taxonomy The science of categories http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F38BmgPcZ_I Questions 1. What does taxonomy do? 2. What is a phylogenetic tree? 3. What happens as new organisms are discovered? 4. Who was Carl Linneaus? What was his original job? What was his motto? 5. What is morphology? 6. What are homologous traits?

6 Homologous Structures Compare the bone structures above to their method of locomotion

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