9 week exam 1 Flashcards
The process of arranging organisms into groups based on similarities
Taxonomy
did a lot of the organizing for the current version of taxonomy
Linnaeus
The Basis for Modern Classification (classic)
Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species
largest class in classic classification
kingdom
largest class in modern classification
domain
a group of very similar organisms that can interbreed freely in nature
species
a group of similar organisms that are all descended from a single group of originally created species
kind
naming system
binomial nomenclature
do not have membrane-bound nuclei
prokaryotes
have membrane-bound nuclei
Eukaryotes
produce seeds not covered by the walls of an ovary
gymnosperm
pollen producing cones
Staminate cones
seed producing cones
Ovulate cones
some of the tallest things on earth
coast redwood
oriental gymnosperm with two lobed, fan shaped leaves
ginkgo
Sago palm is an example of what gymnosperm
Cycad
tiny, one celled reproductive structures
spores
life-cycle that involves sexual and asexual reproduction
alteration of generation
mosslike plants
Bryophytes
tiny hair like threads that take place of roots
Rhizoids
smallest of green chlorophyll containing organisms
algae
microorganisms that float near the surface of water and are used as a food source for larger organisms
plankton
most numerous and interesting of yellow algae
diatoms
the largest group of algae
green algae
type of algae that creates red tide
Dinoflagellates
nonvascular plant-like organisms that lack chlorophyll and depend upon other organisms for food
fungi
Largest of brown algae
kelp
fungi that obtain their nutrition from dead organisms
saprophytes
organisms that live on or in another organism and derives its nutrition from that organism
parasites
a shelf fungus that is used to make something
yeasts
two different kinds of organisms living together for mutual benefit
Symbiosis
body cavity that contains heart and lungs
thoracic
cavity that contains abdomen and pelvis
abdominopelvic
system that is the body’s dense against outside invadors
immune system
system that protects/covers the OUTSIDE of your body
integumentary system
system that provides support
skeletal system
system that allows for continuation of human race
reproductive system
stable internal environment
homeostasis
tissue that joins different parts of the body
connective tissue
tissue that lines body parts
epithelial tissue
non-living material surrounding the cells
matrix
organs that were thought to have no useful purpose
Vestigial
system that functions to make movement possible
muscular system