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Table of Contents Unit 2 Variation (Domains and Kingdoms) Activity Page Number Bell work 1a-1b Classifying animals. 2 Dichotomous Key activity 3 Classification notes 4 Classification and the Dichotomous key 5 Prokaryotes vs. Eukaryotes notes 6 Practicing binomial nomenclature 7 Variation study guide 8

Glue the prokaryote and eukaryote diagrams in your journals on page 6

Binomial Nomenclature (write these notes in your journals on page 7) The scientific name of an animal is made up of two parts. The Genus name and the Species name This 2 part name is called binomial nomenclature Rules: The entire name must be written in italics The genus name is always written first and is ALWAYS capitalized The species name is never capitalized

Binomial nomenclature practice Binomial nomenclature practice. Write your answers in you journals on page 7 The following scientific names are written incorrectly. Practice writing these scientific names correctly. You may use your notes to make sure you are writing them correctly. 1.Humans- homo sapiens 2. lion- panthera leo 3. cat- felis catus

Go to espinosascience.weebly.com On the coursework page, click to download the variation study guide. Answer the questions to the study guide on page 8 of your journals. Your quiz is this Friday.