Classification & Taxonomy Ch. 18. Examples of ___________.

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Classification & Taxonomy Ch. 18

Examples of ___________

ß_________ Linnaeus - ( ) a Swedish physician who was interested in plants ßHe devised a __________ way of classifying all known kinds of organisms that we still use today.

ß b. All names in Latin c. He put together the Genus and the ________________ name d. Always written - Homo sapiens 1. Capitalize Genus Name 2. Lower case species name 3. Underline both or italicize Genus and species a. He gave each organism a __________________________ using Binomial Nomenclature - (two word name)

Why Binomial Nomenclature? England - RobinNorth America - Robin Erithacus rubiculaTurdus migratorius Scientific Names avoid ______________ -different animals with same name

Sand dollar Seahorse Scientific Names avoid confusion -___________________________

Puma, cougar, or mountain lion? Puma concolor Scientific Names avoid confusion - one animal with __________ names

Species ßTwo organisms are the same ___________ if they can breed and produce fertile offspring. Felis domesticus Puma concolor (can’t breed with other two – not same species)

Phylum Chordata ßThe most obvious characteristics of the Phylum Chordata are… 1.A dorsal, hollow nerve cord (spinal cord) 2.A notochord (_____________________) All of these organisms belong to the phylum Chordata.

Kingdom Animalia ßCharacteristics are... 1.Multicellular 2.Heterotrophic – get food from other sources 3.No __________________________ 4.Most are motile at some point in their life ßSome examples are … sponges worm jellyfish

ßKingdom ß______________ ßClass ßOrder ß________________ ßGenus ßSpecies Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species 7 Levels of taxonomy from largest to smallest

ßEach level is called a taxon ßThe largest is the ______________ ßThe smallest (most specific) is the species ßScientific name = Genus species

ßKingdom ßPhylum ßClass ßOrder ßFamily ßGenus ßSpecies How can I remember these? Make a silly sentence… King Phillip Came Over For Great Spaghetti King Phillip Came Over For Good Soup

Domains ßNote: domain is larger than kingdom ßThe 3 domains are: ß _________________ ßArchaea ßEukarya

Kingdom - Animalia Phylum - Chordata Class - Mammalia Order - Carnivora Family - Ursidae Genus - Ursus Species – Horribilis Classification of the Grizzly Bear The scientific name… Ursus horribilis

Practice Questions: 1.) Which of the following is written correctly? Viola tricolor (pansy with 3-colored flower) Quercus phellos (Willow Oak) Nymphaea ordata (fragrant water lily) Clostridium Botulinum (bacteria that causes a form of food poisoning) homo sapiens

2.) What taxon holds more species- a kingdom or a phylum? 3.) What taxon holds more species- a class or a family?

4.) Based on the following names, you know that the baboons Papia annubis and Papia cynocephalus do NOT belong to the same a.) class b.) family c.) genus d.) species 5.) How can you remember the order of KPCOFGS? Practice writing out the levels or organization from the largest group to the smallest.

6.) Using binomial nomenclature, how are humans classified? K P C O F G S