1. Sapnas went too fast yesterday with stuff I’ve never heard of
Sapnas went too fast yesterday with stuff I’ve never heard of. I think she should back up a bit then let us work on our animal stuffs
You need: 1. journal 2. pencil Optional: (grab from locker, if you have) 3. glue 4. coloring instruments: colored pencils, markers, etc. 5. scissors 6. cell phone! e

2. Carl Linnaeus 1707 - 1778 Systema Naturae
Taxonomy: the science of identifying, naming and classifying organisms (plants, animals, bacteria, fungi, etc.).
Binomial Nomenclature

4. Domain Eukarya: Kingdom Animalia

5. 9 Phylums = 9 Phyla

8. KINGDOM ANIMALIA - What You Need to Know:
MOST diverse Kingdom
To classify animals, scientists observe how animals are related to other animals.
Relationships are determined by comparing:
Body structure
Embryonic development
DNA
Classified into two MAIN groups:
Invertebrate: animals without a backbone
Vertebrate: animals with a backbone

10. Title: Taxonomy/Classification
Choose any member of Kingdom Animalia
Research…Wikipedia is just fine for this
Glue strip into your notebook (or write)
Write Latin name down next to each level
Proper Binomial nomenclature

11. Belted Kingfisher Megaceryle alcyon Megaceryle alcyon
Eukarya
Animalia
Chordata
Aves
Coraciiformes
Alecedinidae
Megaceryle
M. alcyon
Belted Kingfisher Megaceryle alcyon Megaceryle alcyon

12. Chordata: Focus on 5 familiar Classes of Vertebrates
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Chordata: Focus on 5 familiar Classes of Vertebrates
Mammals: Mammalia = THUMB (duh)
Amphibians: Amphibia = POINTER (1st on land A1, A #1)
Birds: Aves = MIDDLE, ahem…the bird
Reptiles: Reptilia = RING
Fish: Pisces = PINKY (reduced detail, Actinopterygii)

13. Good for design idea for those who can actually draw, different order than we are using!