Classification

Question 1

Scientists group living organisms.

Answer 1

Classification

Question 2

Defining groups of biological organisms by their characteristics and traits.

Answer 2

Taxonomy

Question 3

Highest rank, grouping together by all forms of living organisms.

Answer 3

Kingdom

Question 4

Algae, fungi, and plants. Chordata

Answer 4

Phylum

Question 5

Group of organisms that share a common attribute. mammlia

Answer 5

Class

Question 6

Related families, carnivora

Answer 6

Order

Question 7

Ursidae

Answer 7

Family

Question 8

Group of species that are closely related, and share a common ancestor. Ursus

Answer 8

Genus

Question 9

Bears.

Answer 9

Species

Question 10

Includes all animals.

Answer 10

Animalia

Question 11

Marine animals.

Answer 11

Chordata

Question 12

Nurse their young with milk, all the mammals.

Answer 12

Mammalia

Question 13

Nails on hands and feet, short snout, and large brain.

Answer 13

Primate

Question 14

ancestors of homo sapiens.

Answer 14

Hominid

Question 15

Swedish botanist who created the current system for classifying plants and animals.

Answer 15

Linneaus

Question 16

Divide organisms in the key, into smaller, and smaller groups.

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Dichotomus Key

Question 17

Bacteria and Archaea

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Domain

Question 18

Primitive bacteria microorganisms that have one cell.

Answer 18

Archaebacteria

Question 19

Microscopic organims, that are usually single celled, and are found everywhere.

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Bacteria

Question 20

A kingdom consisting of unicellular or simple multicellular organisms that possess nuclei and cannot be classified as animals, plants, or fungi.

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Protista

Question 21

parasites on living organisms or that feed upon dead organic material.

Answer 21

Fungi

Question 22

comprising all living or extinct plants.

Answer 22

Plantae