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Process by which species change over time

What is evolution?

Grouping things based on similarities

What is classification?

The mistaken belief that life can arise from nonliving things

What is spontaneous generation?

A series of paired statements used to identify an organism

What is a taxonomic key?

The maintenance of stable internal conditions

What is homeostasis?

Organisms that make their own food

What are autotrophs?

Organisms that get their food by consuming other organisms

What are heterotrophs?

This process produces a more complex organism

What is development?

The first life forms did not need this

What is oxygen?

These are the most numerous organisms on earth

What are bacteria?

I used meat, flies, and maggots to disprove spontaneous generation

Who is Redi?

I used broth and bacteria to disprove spontaneous generation

Who is Pasteur?

I developed the theory of evolution

Who is Charles Darwin?

I developed the first system of classification based on how animals moved

Who is Aristotle?

I developed binomial nomenclature

Who is Linnaeus?

A group containing similar, related organisms

What is a genus?

A group of similar organisms that can mate and produce offspring

What is a species?

This is sometimes called the “odds and ends” kingdom.

What are protists?

The name for the two- part naming system for all living things

What is binomial nomenclature?

The two parts of our classification system used to name living things

What are genus and species?

Four basic needs of all living things

What are water, energy, living space, and stable internal conditions?

Three characteristics used to identify kingdoms

What are cell structure, number of cells, and how they obtain energy?

The six things all living things have in common

What are cellular structure, contain similar chemicals, using energy, reproducing, respond to surroundings, grow and develop

The six kingdoms

What are archaebacteria, eubacteria, protists, fungi, plants, and animals?

The 7 levels of classification

What are kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, and species?

Multicellular autotrophs that are eukaryotes

What are plants?

Multicellular heterotrophs such as molds, mildew, and Justin Bieber

What are fungi? (get it? FUN GUY?)

Multicellular heterotrophs; these eukaryotes have adaptations that allow them to hunt and capture food

What are animals?

Unicellular prokaryotes similar to the first organisms on earth

What are archaebacteria?

Unicellular prokaryotes such as what causes strep throat

What are eubacteria?