taxonomy (f)

Question 1

carl linnaeus

Answer 1

swedish scientist (botanist and zoologist)

Question 2

what did linnaeus introduce

Answer 2

binomial nomenclature

Question 3

binomial nomenclature

Answer 3

Two name system of naming

Question 4

Where is Carl Linnaeus from?

Answer 4

sweden

Question 5

what was carl linnaeus’s main focus

Answer 5

plants

Question 6

order of classification

Answer 6

kingdom
phylum
class
order
family
genus
species

Question 7

how are organisms categorized

Answer 7

most general to extremely specific

Question 8

how many kingdoms are on earth

Answer 8

6

Question 9

what are the 6 kingdoms on Earth

Answer 9

animal, plant, fungi, eubacteria, protist, archaebacteria

Question 10

what are the phylums we learned

Answer 10

Cnidaria (jellyfish)
Arthropoda (insects & crustaceans)
Mollusca (snails & clams)
Chordata (Birds, Fish, Mammals)

Question 11

examples of the phylum cnidaria

Answer 11

jellyfish, sea anemones, and hydras

Question 12

characteristics of cnidaria

Answer 12

structure, defense, shape

Question 13

structure of cnidaria

Answer 13

simple nervous system

radial symmetry

Question 14

defense of cnidaria

Answer 14

Nematocysts: specialized cells used for self defense or predation

Question 15

shape of cnidaria

Answer 15

Medusa
(like an umbrella)
Polyp
(like a cylinder)

Question 16

t/f: all cnidarians are marine animals

Answer 16

true

Question 17

examples of phylum mollusca

Answer 17

snails
oysters/clams
octopus/squid

Question 18

three classes of mollusca

Answer 18

gastropods, bivalves, and cephalopods

Question 19

gastropods

Answer 19

one main shell

Question 20

bivalves

Answer 20

two shells with a hinge

Question 21

cephalopods

Answer 21

internal shell

Question 22

characteristics of mollusca

Answer 22

structure, movement, habitat

Question 23

structure of mollusca

Answer 23

a shell and a soft body

bilateral symmetry

Question 24

movement of mollusca

Answer 24

suction cup

Question 25

habitat of mollusca

Answer 25

mostly marine but some (like snails) are terrestrial

Question 26

examples of anthropoda

Answer 26

Crabs/Lobsters
Ants/Butterflies
Spiders

Question 27

three classes of arthropoda

Answer 27

(1) Crustaceans (2) Insects & (3) Arachnids

Question 28

crustaceans

Answer 28

thick exoskeleton

Question 29

insects

Answer 29

head, body, and abdomen

Question 30

arachnids

Answer 30

almost all have 8 legs and two sections

Question 31

characteristics of Arthropoda

Answer 31

structure, shape, and facts

Question 32

structure of arthropoda

Answer 32

• Jointed foot for movement
• Exoskeleton
• Many legs!!

Question 33

shape of arthropoda

Answer 33

Bodies are compartmentalized into 2 or 3 sections

Question 34

facts about arthropoda

Answer 34

Mostly marine animals & about 75% of animals on earth fall into this phylum!

Question 35

examples of chordata

Answer 35

Tigers
Toucans
Hammerhead Shark
Alligators
Frogs

Question 36

five classes of chrodata

Answer 36

Mammals, Aves, Reptiles, Amphibians & Fish

Question 37

mammals

Answer 37

hair and mammary glands

Question 38

aves

Answer 38

hollow bones and feathers

Question 39

reptiles

Answer 39

dry/scaly skin

Question 40

amphibians

Answer 40

no scales or claws and larvae is aquatic

Question 41

fish

Answer 41

Breathe through gills & are exothermic