7-Science-Ecology-Classification Quiz Flashcards

1
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List the Eukaryotic Kingdoms

A

Animals
Plants
Fungi
Protists

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2
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List the Prokaryotic Kingdoms

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Bacteria

Archaea

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3
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List the seven levels of classification (general to specific)

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Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species
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4
Q

What is the scientific name for a human?

A

Homo sapiens (underlined or italicized)

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5
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The scientific name of a common bottle nose dolphin is tursiops truncatus. What is the species? What is the genus?

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species- truncatus

genus- tursiops

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6
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A common bottle nose dolphin is related to a humpback whale down to its order. It is also related to a false killer whale down to family. What is it closer related to?

A

false killer whale- family is more specific than order.

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7
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List at least three pieces of evidence that are used to classify organisms.

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DNA
Physical traits
Cell structure
Development
Fossils
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8
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What are the three advantages of scientific names (as opposed to common names)?

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Common names vary place to place.
Common names can be vague (iguana- green or desert?)
Common names can be misleading.

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9
Q

List characteristics and an example of… jawless fish.

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no jaw- ancient trait

sea lampreys

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10
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… cartilage fish

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cartilage skeleton

sharks and rays

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… bony fish

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bony fins
gills
scales
cold-blooded
jelly coated eggs
sea horse and mud skipper
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… amphibians

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cold blooded
moist skin
gills when young, lungs when adult
jelly coated eggs in water
frogs and salamanders
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13
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… reptiles

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cold blooded
lungs
dry scaly skin
leathery hard shelled eggs
gecko/lizard and sea snake
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… birds

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feathers 
lungs
beak
wings
warm blood
hard shelled eggs
kiwi and starling
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15
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mammals

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fur
lungs
live young
milk for young
warm-blooded
platypus, armadillo, and bat
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