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1 Double Jeopardy ClassificationVirusesBacteriaProtistsMiscellaneous 20 40 60 80 100 Compliments of the James Madison Center, JMU

2 Evolutionary Relationships Among Organisms…

3 The 6 Kingdoms of Classification

4 Scientific Name including Genus and Species

5 Linneus’s 7 Taxonimic Categories

6 In Evolution: The First Kingdom

7 In Evolution: First Virus

8 Two types of Genetic Code…

9 Viruses reproduce and cause disease Quickly in this cycle…

10 Integrating Viral DNA with Host DNA

11 3 ways viruses are classified…

12 Most common bacterial kingdom…

13 Bacteria that feed on decaying Material and organic waste…

14 Obligate Anaerobes belong to what kingdom?

15 What halophiles love…

16 Photosynthetic Bacteria…

17 Three categories of protists…

18 Paramecium’s method of Movement

19 Parasitic Protist that causes Malaria…

20 Type of protist responsible for the Irish Potato Famine

21 Ameboid Movement……

22 Colonial Green Algae are called…

23 Bacterial Cell Walls Stained Purple

24 One of the shapes of bacteria seen here:

25 The 5 parts of the lytic cycle

26 The process seen here and the “Type” of cell

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