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Classification Review

The process of grouping things according to similar characteristics ( traits, features, etc.)

Classification

The study of classification

Taxonomy

A person who studies classification and classifies living things

Taxonomist

He classified animals based on the way they move.

Aristotle

An organism’s genus and species is referred to as___________.

Binomial nomenclature

A group of closely related organisms that can mate and have young is called________.

species

Scientific names (genus, species) are written in the __________ language.

Latin

Mushrooms belong to the ______________ kingdom.

Fungi

For the scientific name, Felis concolor, “Felis” refers to the_____________.

genus

Today we classify organisms based on_______________.

evolution

The largest classification group is _________________.

kingdom

An organism that can make its own food using photosynthesis is an _____________________.

autotroph

An organism that can not make its own food is a __________________.

heterotroph

The process that states that new organisms develop from previously existing organisms is ___________.

evolution

The scientist who developed binomial nomenclature was _________.

Carolus Linnaeus

The kingdom of organisms that are unicellular, have no nucleus, and often live in extreme environments are ___________.

Archaea

Organisms that have a nucleus are_________________.

eukaryotic

Organisms that do not have a nucleus are _____________.

prokaryotic

The seven levels of classification are …

Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species Kings play cards on fat green stools.

Unicellular organisms with a nucleus are classified as_______.

Protists

The six kingdoms into which all living things are organized are….

Archaebacteria Eubacteria Protists Fungi Plants Animals