Characteristics & classification of the living Flashcards
Movement
To get around and find nutrients, potential mates..etc
Respiration
Turn energy stored in chemicals+oxygen into a form of energy we can use
Sensitivity
To be able to respond to the environment
Growth
Increase size (permenantly)
Reproduction
To produce offsprings
Excretion
To get rid of waste products from respiration
Nutrition
To absorb the chemicals necessary for growth & respiration
How is DNA sequencing used? [2]
1) Sequences of bases in DNA are used as classification
2) Recent ancestors will be able to be identifed or show similar base sequence
2 types of plants
Monocots & Dicots
Features of monocots (4)
1) Parallel veins
2) 1 cotyledon
3) 3 petals or multiples of 3
4) Fibrous root
Features of dicots (4)
1) Net like veins
2) 2 cotyledon
3) 4/5 petals or 4/5 multiples
4) Taproot
5 group of vertebrates
1) Mammal
2) reptile
3) fish
4) amphibian
5) bird
4 group of arthropod
1) Myriapod
2) Crustacean
3) arachnid
4)insect
5 kingdom
1) Animal
2) Plant
3) Fungi
4) prokaryote
5) protoctist
Features of plant (4)
1) Multicelluar
2) eukaryotic cell
3) cell wall made of celluose
4) autotroph