CLASSIFYING ORGANISMS

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CLASSIFYING ORGANISMS LS CH 7 SEC 4

GOAL/PURPOSE STUDENTS WILL BE ABLE TO EXPLAIN WHY BIOLOGISTS CLASSIFY ANIMALS. RELATE THE LEVELS OF CLASSIFICATION BETWEEN ORGANISMS LIST CHARACTERISTICS USED TO CLASSIFY ORGANISMS INTO GROUPS.

WHY CLASSIFY? KEY- SCIENTIST HAVE IDENTIFIED MORE THAN 1.5 MILLION SPECIES KEY- SCIENTIST GROUP ORGANISMS BASED ON SIMILARITIES IN THEIR FEATURES, BEHAVIOR, AND DNA. CLASSIFICATION- IS THE PROCESS OF GROUPING THINGS BASED ON THEIR SIMILARITIES

CONT’D KEY- BIOLOGIST USE CLASSIFICATION TO ORGANIZE LIVING THINGS INTO GROUPS SO THAT THE ORGANISMS ARE EASIER TO STUDY. TAXONOMY- IS THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF HOW LIVING THINGS ARE CLASSIFIED

NAMING SYSTEM KEY- TAXONOMY INVOLVES NAMING OF THE ORGANISM. BINOMIAL NOMENCLATURE- THE NAMING SYSTEM USED THAT GIVES EACH ORGANISM A 2-PART NAME. EX- FELIS CONCOLOR- MOUNTAIN LION OR FELIS DOMESTICUS- HOUSE CAT

CONT,D KEY -THE FIRST WORD IN THE SYSTEM IS CALLED THE GENUS. GENUS- IS A CLASSIFICATION GROUPING THAT CONTAINS SIMILAR, CLOSELY RELATED ORGANISMS. EX- ALL CATS BEGIN WITH ‘FELIS’ ‘felidae’plural KEY- THE SECOND WORD IN THE NAME OFTEN DESCRIBES A DISTINCTIVE FEATURE OF AN ORGANISM, SUCH AS WHERE IT LIVES OR ITS APPEARANCE.

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LEVELS OF CLASSIFICATION KEY- MOST BIOLOGISTS TODAY CLASSIFY ORGANISMS INTO EIGHT LEVELS KEY- THE MORE LEVELS THAT 2 ORGANISMS SHARE, THE MORE CHARACTERISTICS THEY HAVE IN COMMON.

THREE DOMAINS (BIG CATEGORIES) 1. BACTERIA- 2. ARCHEA- 3. EUKAYRA- INCLUDES THE PROTIST, FUNGI, PLANTS AND ANIMALS KINGDOMS KEY- ORGANISMS ARE PLACED INTO DOMAINS AND KINGDOMS BASED ON THEIR CELL TYPE, THEIR ABILITY TO MAKE FOOD, AND THE NUMBER OF CELLS IN THEIR BODIES

DOMAIN- BACTERIA PROKARYOTES- WHOSE CELLS LACK A NUCLEUS KEY- FOUND EVERYWHERE IN YOUR FOOD, ON YOUR DESK, IN YOUR BODY KEY- SOME ARE AUTOTROPHS (MAKE THEIR OWN FOOD) AND SOME ARE HETEROTROPHS (DON’T MAKE OWN FOOD)

DOMAIN- ARCHEA KEY – NAME MEANS “ANCIENT” FOUND IN DEEP OCEAN VENTS AND OTHER EXTREME ENVIRONMENTS HOT SPRINGS, SWAMPS, INTESTINES OF COWS UNICELLULAR PROKARYOTES, AUTO AND HETEROTROPHS

DOMAIN - EUKARYA KEY- SCIENTIST CLASSIFY PROTIST, FUNGI, PLANTS, AND ANIMALS EUKARYOTES- ORGANISMS WITH CELLS THAT CONTAIN NUCLEI FROM SEAWEEDS, TO MUSHROOMS, TO TOMATOES TO DOGS ALL FALL INTO DOMAIN EUKARYA

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WRITE THE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 1- WHY DO BIOLOGIST CLASSIFY? 2- LIST THE LEVELS OF CLASSIFICATION BEGINNING WITH DOMAIN 3- SEARCH THE CLASSIFICATION OF HUMANS. NAME THE EIGHT LEVELS.