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Warm up What Kingdom are unicellular and multicellular, eukaryotic, carries out photosynthesis and consumes nutrients from the water? (Hint: I live in water) What do you think these words mean: Heterotrophs Autotrophs Photoautotrophs Chemoautotrophs What organism has a cell wall made up of chitin?
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Warm up How many Kingdoms are there? Can you name them….
What are the 4 steps for determining what Kingdom an organism belongs to? Emperor tamarin Saguinus imperator
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4 Steps Prokaryote or eukaryote Unicellular or multicellular Cell wall or no cell wall Autotroph or heterotroph
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Velvet Worm Eoperipatus hortsi Kingdom Animalia Phylum Onychophora
Class Udeonychophora Order Euonychophora Family Peripatidae Genus Eoperipatus Species hortsi ``
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Cladogram Shows relations (traits) among organisms
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Cladogram
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4. Which characteristics are shared between Ferns and Pines but not Mosses?
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Create your own cladogram- identify what characteristics they share
Starfish Frog Monkey Rodent Bird Eggs Backbone Warm-blooded Hair
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Create your own cladogram- identify what characteristics they share
Starfish Frog Monkey Rodent Bird Eggs X Backbone Warm-blooded Hair
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Tuna Bullfrog Turtle Kangaroo Monkey Mammary glands Placenta Amniotic sac Vertebral column Paired legs
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5. Which organisms are least related?
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6. Which two organisms are most closely related?
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Modern Taxonomy cont. Classification allows organisms to be easily identified. A dichotomous key is used to identify organisms.
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Dichotomous Key- Beans
1a. Bean round Garbanzo bean 1b. Bean elliptical or oblong 2 2a. Bean white White northern 2b. Bean has dark pigments 3 3a. Bean evenly pigmented 4 3b. Bean pigmentation mottled Pinto bean 4a. Bean black Black bean 4b. Bean reddish-brown Kidney bean
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