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 We will….review the concepts of classification.

 Classification Test tomorrow  5 th Six Weeks Project due April 8 th, 2014  Review Challenge

 Which kingdom does this organism belong to?  Protista  Animalia  Plantae  Eubacteria  Fungi

 Identify the following as heterotrophic or autotrophic:  Animalia  Plantae  Fungi  Protista

 What two traits do fungi, plants, and animals have in common?

 What kingdom does not have a cell wall….ever?

 What are the two big differences between animals and plants?

 What is the main characteristic that separates bacteria from archea?

 Which of the following organisms are most closely related? a) Acanthis flammea b) Aechmophorus occidentalis c) Anas americana d) Aix americana e) Acanthis hornemanni

 Which kingdom is made up of decomposers?

 Which organisms is most closely related to the conifer?

 The study of the classification and naming of organisms is called…….?

 Which organisms is most closely related to the perch?

 Does this organism have segmentation?

 Does this organism have an exoskeleton?

 Bats, cougars, raccoons, and wolves are all mammals. Which of the levels of organization would show the closest relationship?  Order  Family  Class  Species  Kingdom  Phylum  Genus

 What type of reproduction is occurring to the right?

 What traits do amphibians and primates have in common?

 The pictures to the right show the different ways that water moves in and out of a cell. What do we call the movement of water in an out of the cell due to concentration?

 Yellow peas are dominant over green peas. Both of the parents are heterozygous. What is the chances that their offspring will be green?

 What kingdom does the organism to the right belong to? Why

 What kingdom does the organism to the right belong to? Why?

 What kingdom does the organism to the right belong to?  Does it have an exoskeleton?  Does it have segmentation?

 What do we call traits carried on the X chromosome?

 What are the three components of DNA?

 What is the term used to describe the copying of DNA?

 What do we call the picture to the right?  Is there a problem? If so, what is it?

 What type of biomolecule is the diagram below? What elements is it made of?

1. Eubacteria 2. Heterotroph, autotroph, heterotroph, both 3. Multicellular, eukaryotic 4. Animal 5. Cell wall, heterotrophic/autotr ophic 6. Cell wall and the environment found in 7. A & E 8. Fungi 9. Sunflower 10. Taxonomy 11. Salamander 12. Yes 13. Yes 14. Species

15. Asexual 16. Vertebrae, bony skeleton, four limbs 17. Osmosis % 19. Fungi 20. Protista 21. Animalia 22. sex-linked 23. Sugar, phosphate, and nitrogen bases 24. Replication 25. Karyotype; yes, there are 3 21 st chromosomes Wager: carbohydrate…. carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen