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Animal Taxonomy, Classification and Development
Animal Taxonomy, Classification and Development
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A review quiz meant to overview Taxonomy and Classification intro to animals
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1
Which is a feature of
ALL
animal cells?
no cell wall
mitochondria and chloroplasts
no nucleus
flagella
2
Which is not a characteristic of all animals?
multicellular
a brain
heterotrophic
sexual reproduction
3
Based on the cladogram which of these populations has gone for the longest unchanged?
Primates
Dinosaur
Amphibian
Sharks
4
The folded embryo, showing multiple tissue layers is called the
gastrula
blastula
dermorama
zygote
5
Carl Linnaeus developed a system of naming for all forms of life using a system called?
dichotomous keys
binomial nomenclature
classification scaffolds
cladograms
6
Which of these categories is the most inclusive?
Class
Family
Species
Order
7
The inner layer of tissue formed from gastrulation is called
endoderm
blastulayer
ectoderm
dermoblast
8
All of the following are classification levels except
Order
Protist
Phylum
Class
9
The study of evolutionary relationships among organisms
Botany
Taxonomy
Biology
Phylogeny
10
The process of an embryo folding to create various tissue layers is called
organogenesis
gastrulation
gametogenesis
blastulation
11
Method of grouping organisms together according to their evolutionary history
Evolutionary classification
Cladogram
Kingdom
Taxonomy
12
The outer layer of tissue when a gastrula forms is called the
blastulayer
endoderm
ectoderm
dermoblast
13
Which information would a scientist use to classify the genus and species of a plant?
The type of insect that is attracted to the flowers
The time of year flowers bloom on the plant
The physical traits this plant shares with other plants
The location where this plant grows best
14
The rapid cell divisions after an egg is fertilized are called
cleavage
meiosis
separations
rapid cell divisions
15
Based on the cladogram, which populations would have the most similar DNA?
fish and amphibians
primates and rabbits
crocodiles and rodents
sharks and fish
16
If two organisms are in the same class, they must also be in the same?
kingdom and phylum
genus and species
kingdom and family
phylum and genus
17
Dichotomous keys are used to determine?
habitat preference
ancestry
name
range
18
What two kingdoms did Linnaeus recognize?
Bacteria & Plant
Plant & Fungi
Bacteria & Animal
Plant & Animal
19
Which of these derived characteristics do Tuna and Salamanders share?
Amniotic egg
Hair
Four walking legs
Jaws
20
Which of the following biological classification groups has the most organisms?
Phylum
Kingdom
Class
Order
21
a fertilized egg is called a
gastrula
embryo
zygote
egglet
22
Based on the cladogram, identify the population most closely related to the ray-finned fish
Amphibians
Sharks
Crocodile
Birds
23
Which of these biological classification groups has the fewest members?
Family
Class
Genus
Species
24
A pizza has ______symmetry, and a sub has _______ symmetry.
double, triple
radial, bilateral
bilateral, radial
yummy, tasty
25
Which is correct about the taxonomic system currently used to classify organisms?
All organisms of a given order belong to the same species.
Different families of organisms belong to the same Genus
All organisms of a given phylum belong to the same kingdom
Many different classes of organisms belong to the same order
26
The concentration of nerves and sensory input at one end of the body is called ____________
headiness
cephalization
symmetry
mesoderm
27
Which is not a characteristic of all animals?
eukaryotic cells
multicellular
mobility
autotrophic
28
Which of these derived characteristics is the most recent to appear in this cladogram?
amniotic egg
jaws
hair
vertebral column
29
The cells formed from cleavage are called
endoderms
animal cells
gastrula
blastomeres
30
The discipline of classifying organisms and assigning each organism an accepted name is called?
Taxon
Phylogeny
Taxonomy
Evolutionary classification
