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List the eight levels of classifications in order of most general to most specific FINAL JEOPARDY C1 final

Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species

Paramecium and slime mold belong to this kingdom C1 $100

Protista C1 $100

Define eukaryotes C1 $200

Eukaryotes have a nucleus and membrane bound organelles C1 $200

Which kingdom contains unicellular and multicellular organisms? C1 $300

Protist C1 $300

Molds and mushrooms belong to which kingdom? C1 $400

Fungi C1 $400

The solidified remains or imprint of a previously existing organism C1 $500

fossil C1 $500

C2 $100 The organism in the picture is classified in the _____kingdom

C2 $100 Plantae

C2 $200 The organism in the picture is classified in the _____kingdom

C2 $200 Fungi

C2 $300 Which classification level is in the fifth position?

C2 $300 order

C2 $400 The European water lily is called Nymphaea alba. What is the genus this plant belongs to?

C2 $400 Nymphaea

C2 $500 What kind of environment do archaebacteria thrive in?

C2 $500 Hot springs and other extreme environments

C3 $100 The organism in the picture is classified in the _____kingdom

C3 $100 protist

C3 $200 Which animal shares the most traits with the chimp?

C3 $200 The mouse

C3 $300 Do salamanders share the characteristics of having claws or nails with birds?

C3 $300 No, salamanders branched off before these traits began

C3 $400 What 2 characteristics do mice have that lizards do not have?

C3 $400 Fur and mammary glands

C3 $500 Fossils are found in what type of rock?

C3 $500 Sedimentary rock

C4 $100 A pine tree is a member of which kingdom?

C4 $100 Plantae

C4 $200 Who is the founder of the science of taxonomy?

C4 $200 Linnaeus

C4 $300 A house cat is called Felis domesticus. What is the name of its species?

C4 $300 domesticus

C4 $400 What is the largest most general group of classifications called?

C4 $400 Domain

C4 $500 What 2 languages are scientific names written in?

C4 $500 Latin and Greek

C5 $100 When writing scientific names you underline and italicize ____ and ____.

C5 $100 Genus and species names

C5 $200 The narrowest level of classification is _____.

C5 $200 species

C5 $300 Linnaeus began naming organisms using A.Evolutionary relationships B.Two-part scientific names

C5 $300 Two-part scientific names

C5 $400 The science of identifying, classifying and naming living things is called _____.

C5 $400 Taxonomy

C5 $500 A diagram that can be constructed to trace the lineage of a species

C5 $500 Branching diagram

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