levels of classification

Question 1

anagram

Answer 1

dogs
kill
purring
cats
or
fat
green
snakes

Question 2

d

Answer 2

domain

Question 3

k

Answer 3

kingdom

Question 4

p

Answer 4

phylum

Question 5

c

Answer 5

class

Question 6

o

Answer 6

order

Question 7

f

Answer 7

family

Question 8

g

Answer 8

genus

Question 9

s

Answer 9

species

Question 10

domain

Answer 10

prokaryotes - single celled organisms

eukaryotes - multi celled organisms

Question 11

species

Answer 11

organisms capable of mating and producing living and fertile offspring under natural conditions.

Question 12

kingdom

Answer 12

plantae, animalia, protists, eubacteria, archabacteria, fungi

Question 13

phylum

Answer 13

Chordata, invertebrate,

Question 14

class

Answer 14

mammalia, aves

Question 15

order

Answer 15

primates, carnivora,

Question 16

family

Answer 16

hominids, Felidae, Canidae, Mustelidae

Question 17

genus

Answer 17

Canis, Lutra, Mephitis, Panthera

Question 18

what is the naming system called?

Answer 18

binomial nomenclature

Question 19

what levels are used in this naming system

Answer 19

genus name (first word)
species name or other descriptive name (second word)

Question 20

lil’ definitionn

Answer 20

A species scientific name has two parts. The first name is the genus and the second is the species. These two parts combine and are referred to as the scientific name. The first name, genius, is always written with a capital letter while the species is written entirely in lower case. To distinguish them from the rest of the text they are placed in italics, or if handwritten they are underlined. The scientific name is in Latin.

E.g. Genus species
E.g. Tyrannosaurus rex