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SciencePlanner2/4/16 Target:Describe the three (3) domains. Describe four Kingdoms in the domain Eukarya. WU:Take 5 minutes to complete your assignment.

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1 SciencePlanner2/4/16 Target:Describe the three (3) domains. Describe four Kingdoms in the domain Eukarya. WU:Take 5 minutes to complete your assignment from yesterday and get it ready to turn in. 1.Name in lower right corner. 2.Scientific name in correct format 3.Color picture with four identifiable traits. 4.Write the Scientific name and common name on the back of your paper. CW: Read pages 228-233 Mr. Miller 228 and 229. Students 230 – 233 with notes. Then……

2 Vocabulary: Archaea – Bacteria – Eukarya – Protista – Fungi – Plantae – Animalia -

3 More latin stuff Ugly = deformisHorned = cornus Blob = blobBird = avem Foot = pediWhale = belanis Fat = adiposeHair = capillum Giant = gigasice = glacius Fire = ignisSun = solis Green = verdisRound = circuitu Monster = monstrumFlower = flos Knee = genuArm = brachial Toe = digitorumNeck = collum Muscle = musculus (little mouse)Scary = terribilis Echo = ekhoNose = naris Snake = serpensSlug = Deroceras

4 Mnemonic device for Classification Domain =Dumb Kingdom=Kids Phylum=Playing Class=Cards Order=On Family=Freeways Genus=Get Species=Smashed Classwork:Questions 1 – 9 Page 233

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