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Classification & Taxonomic Keys
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Any characteristic of an organism that makes it better able to survive in its environment. ADAPTATION
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The basic unit of structure and function for all living things. CELLS
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All the changes undergone by living things as they grow. DEVELOPMENT
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The regulation of life- maintaining conditions inside an organism despite changes in its environment. HOMEOSTASIS
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The length of time an organism is expected to live. LIFE SPAN
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A living thing that exhibits all the characteristics necessary for life. ORGANISM
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The reaction of an organism to a stimulus. RESPONSE
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Anything an organism responds to, such as, sound, light, heat, vibration, odor, hunger, and so on. STIMULUS
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To group ideas, information, or objects, based on their similarities. CLASSIFICATION
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A group of one or more species with similar characteristics. GENUS
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The highest and largest of the taxonomic categories, including all other categories. KINGDOM
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The evolutionary history of an organism. PHYLOGENY
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The observable traits of an organism that can be used by scientists to classify them into groups. MORPHOLOGY
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The second highest taxonomic category in the animal kingdom. PHYLUM
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A group of organisms whose members successfully reproduce among themselves. SPECIES
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The great variety of plants, animals, and other organisms on Earth. DIVERSITY
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The science of classifying and naming organisms. TAXONOMY
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A key containing a detailed list of traits used to identify a specific organism. DICHOTOMOUS
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An organism made up of a single cell. UNICELLULAR
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An organism made up of two or more cells. MULTICELLULAR
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A type of reproduction in which a new organism is produced from one parent. ASEXUAL
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Inherited characteristic that may help an organism to survive. ADAPTATION
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The group in our classification system with the most members. KINGDOM
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The group in our classification system with the most similar organisms. SPECIES
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The kingdom with the most complex organisms on earth. ANIMAL
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Trees and flowers belong in this kingdom. PLANT
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Mushrooms belong in this kingdom. FUNGI
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Are organisms in the plant and animal kingdom unicellular or multicellular? MULTICELLULAR
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Are organisms in the bacteria kingdom(s) unicellular or multicellular? UNICELLULAR
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Are organisms in the protist kingdom mostly unicellular or multicellular? MOSTLY UNICELLULAR (SLIME MOLDS/ALGAE ARE MULTICELLULAR)
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Are organisms in the fungi kingdom unicellular or mostly multicellular? MOSTLY MULTICELLULAR (YEAST ARE UNICELLULAR)
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Organisms in this kingdom do not provide their own means of locomotion (cannot see them physically move). PLANT
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How do organisms in the fungi kingdom obtain nutrients? ABSORBING (DECOMPOSITION)
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How do plants make food? PHOTOSYNTHESIS
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Sponges, reptiles, birds, and fish belong to which kingdom? ANIMAL
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Bacteria that can live in extreme conditions are part of this kingdom. ARCHAEBACTERIA
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Mosses, ferns, and organisms that flower are in this kingdom. PLANT
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The scientist who developed binomial nomenclature. CAROLUS LINNAEUS
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Organisms in this kingdom are believed to be the original ancestors of plants and animals. PROTIST
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What is another name for “true bacteria”? EUBACTERIA
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list the 7 characteristics of living things? Movement Respiration Sensitivity Growth Reproduction Excretion Nutrition
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Remember... classification is always changing and so will your grade after this quiz! GOOD LUCK!!
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