Biology: Classification Flashcards

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1
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classification

A

grouping of items according to similar characteristics

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taxonomy

A

science of classifying living things

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3
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dichotomous key

A

tool used in the identification of organisms

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prokaryote

A

no cell nucleus

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eukaryote

A

nucleus present

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cladistics

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determines evolutionary relationships between organisms based on derived similarities

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7
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what are the three domains or super kingdoms

A

archaea-no nuclear membrane
bacteria- no nuclear membrane
eucarya- nuclear membrane

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8
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classification of organisms

A
kingdom
phyla
class
order
family
genus
species
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9
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binomial nomenclature

A

scientific name, genus then species (genus capitalized)

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10
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what are humans binomial nomenclature

A

Homo sapiens

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how do you know if organisms are in the same species

A

can they reproduce with each other
are their offspring fertile
if both are yes then yes

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12
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what are the 5 kingdoms

A
monera
protsist
animal
plantae
fungi
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monera

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1 cell
prokaryote
if move then flagellum
auto/heterotrophic
example: bacteria
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blue green algae

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prokaryotic
photosynthetic
chlorophyll not enclosed in chloroplast
contain ribosomes
produce oxygen
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protista

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1 cell
eukaryote
both auto and heterotrophic
example: ameba

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fungi

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multicellular
eukaryotic
heterotrophic
example:mushroom

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plantae

A

multicellular
eukaryotic
autotrophic
exp: fern

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Animalia

A

multicellular
eukaryotic
heterotrophic
exp: frog

19
Q

carolus linnaeus

A

came up with the basic frame work of classification

20
Q

what causes the “great diversity of life”

A

adaptive radiation

21
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natural selection

A

principal mechanism driving adaptive radiation

22
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homologins

A

ancestor had the same feature

23
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parallelism

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ancestor had initial feature that led to later similarity

24
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convergence

A

more distant common ancestor
trait developed after
ancestor didn’t have that trait

25
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analogy

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no known common ancestor