2.  We will….review the concepts of classification.

3.  Classification Test tomorrow  5 th Six Weeks Project due April 8 th, 2014  Review Challenge

4.  Which kingdom does this organism belong to?  Protista  Animalia  Plantae  Eubacteria  Fungi

5.  Identify the following as heterotrophic or autotrophic:  Animalia  Plantae  Fungi  Protista

6.  What two traits do fungi, plants, and animals have in common?

7.  What kingdom does not have a cell wall….ever?

8.  What are the two big differences between animals and plants?

9.  What is the main characteristic that separates bacteria from archea?

10.  Which of the following organisms are most closely related? a) Acanthis flammea b) Aechmophorus occidentalis c) Anas americana d) Aix americana e) Acanthis hornemanni

11.  Which kingdom is made up of decomposers?

12.  Which organisms is most closely related to the conifer?

13.  The study of the classification and naming of organisms is called…….?

14.  Which organisms is most closely related to the perch?

15.  Does this organism have segmentation?

16.  Does this organism have an exoskeleton?

17.  Bats, cougars, raccoons, and wolves are all mammals. Which of the levels of organization would show the closest relationship?  Order  Family  Class  Species  Kingdom  Phylum  Genus

18.  What type of reproduction is occurring to the right?

19.  What traits do amphibians and primates have in common?

20.  The pictures to the right show the different ways that water moves in and out of a cell. What do we call the movement of water in an out of the cell due to concentration?

21.  Yellow peas are dominant over green peas. Both of the parents are heterozygous. What is the chances that their offspring will be green?

22.  What kingdom does the organism to the right belong to? Why

23.  What kingdom does the organism to the right belong to? Why?

24.  What kingdom does the organism to the right belong to?  Does it have an exoskeleton?  Does it have segmentation?

25.  What do we call traits carried on the X chromosome?

26.  What are the three components of DNA?

27.  What is the term used to describe the copying of DNA?

28.  What do we call the picture to the right?  Is there a problem? If so, what is it?

30.  What type of biomolecule is the diagram below? What elements is it made of?

31. 1. Eubacteria 2. Heterotroph, autotroph, heterotroph, both 3. Multicellular, eukaryotic 4. Animal 5. Cell wall, heterotrophic/autotr ophic 6. Cell wall and the environment found in 7. A & E 8. Fungi 9. Sunflower 10. Taxonomy 11. Salamander 12. Yes 13. Yes 14. Species

32. 15. Asexual 16. Vertebrae, bony skeleton, four limbs 17. Osmosis 18. 25% 19. Fungi 20. Protista 21. Animalia 22. sex-linked 23. Sugar, phosphate, and nitrogen bases 24. Replication 25. Karyotype; yes, there are 3 21 st chromosomes Wager: carbohydrate…. carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen