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3. Binomial nomenclature

4. What is a two name naming system, or What are genus and species?

5. Morphology or appearance but not form or function

6. What are criteria for developing a dichotomous key?

7. Linneaus

8. Who was the father of modern taxonomy?

9. Phylogeny or phylogenic tree

10. What is a structure that shows divergence from a common ancestor using time and/or a specific characteristic?

11. The levels of classification in order from most inclusive to least inclusive

12. What are Kingdom, phylum, order, class, family, genus and species?

13. The living member of this category

14. What are bacteria?

15. Viral structures

16. What are capsid (or protein coat) and nucleic acid?

17. Peptidoglycan

18. Cabohydates found in the cell walls of bacteria?

19. The three main bacterial shapes

20. What are cocci, bacilli and spirilli (or spirochetes)?

21. Identify these:

22. What are: A- flagellum B – cytoplasm C – chromosome D – pilus E – capsule F – cell wall G – cell membrane H – plasmid

23. The three groups of protists

24. What are plant like, animal like and fungi like?

25. The 4 types of movement that classify the animal like protists

26. What is locomotion by: flagella, cilia, pseudopods or spores?

27. Also known as diatoms

28. What are the Chrysophyta, or golden brown algae?

29. Symbiotic relationship formed between a fungus and a plant

30. What are mychorrhizae?

31. Identify these:

32. What are: A – cap B – gills C – spores D – annulus E – stalk F – hyphae G – mycellium

33. Found only in gymnosperms and angiosperms

34. What are seeds?

35. The major groups of plants

36. What are green algae, mosses, ferns, gymnosperms and angiosperms?

37. The phylum characterized by this organism:

38. What is Annelida?

39. This type of symmetry

40. What is radial symmetry?

41. Any five of the 9 major animal phyla covered in class

42. What are Porifera (Sponges) Cnidarians Platyhelminthes (Flatworms) Nematoda (Roundworms) Annelida Mollusca Arthopoda (insects) Echinoderms Chordates

43. A gametophyte

44. What is a haploid organism?

45. The most closely related organisms Common NameGenus/SpeciesFamily Red squirrelTamiasciurus hudsonicusSciruidae Shorttail weaselMustela ermineMustelidae Ground hogMarmot monaxSciruidae MinkMustela visonMustelidae Eastern chipmunk Tamias striatusSciruidae River otterLutra canadensisMustelidae FisherMartes pennantMustelidae MuskratOndatra zibethicaCricetidae Black-footed ferret Mustela nigripesMustelidae

46. What are the mink, short tail weasel and ferret?

47. The levels of biodiversity

48. What are genetic diversity, species diversity and ecosystem diversity?

49. The reasons for the mysterious disappearance of honeybees

50. What are mites, viruses, pesticides, or other human activities?

51. The six characteristics that all animals share

52. What are: Eukaryotic Lack cell walls Multicellular Heterotophs Motile at some time Form a blastula

54. The Final Jeopardy Category is:Reproduction

55. Alternation of generations

56. What is a life cycle that alternates between a haploid or gametophyte form and a diploid or sporophyte form?

57. Good Luck on your test!