Living things and Classification Vocabulary Review

cells that do not have a nucleus. ex. archaea and bacteria kingdom

kingdom that includes mostly unicellular eukaryotes that get energy. found in water

a group of species that have similar characteristics

A domain of unicellular prokaryotic cells that live in extreme environments

nonliving

which level of classification comes before the "class"

made of many cells

Arrange into groups that have similar characteristics

2/3 of the world oxygen comes from organisms in this kingdom

cells that have a nucleus. Organisms found in Protista, fungi, plantae and animalia kingdoms

Which of the following is not a lab safety rule?

a process of combining atmospheric nitrogen with soil bacteria to produce useable compounds

which two levels of classification make up the scientific name of organisms

this kingdom has multicellular eukaryotes that are decomposers

Kingdom that has multicellular eukaryotes that photosynthesize to get energy

which level of classification comes after the "order"

which term refers to ability to maintain an internal balance

example of asexual reproduction where one cell becomes two cells

System of naming organisms created by Carlos Linnaeus that gives organisms scientific names.

living

kingdom that has microscope unicellular organisms with no nucleus. #1 decomposer of the planet

The arrangements of kingdoms into larger groups. ex. archaea, bacteria

some are animal-like, some are plant-like and some are fungi-like

True or False. All bacteria is harmful.

one parent and offspring looks identical to that parent (exact/clone)

two parents and the offspring has characteristics of both parents (unique offspring)

kingdom that has multicellular eukaryotes that get energy by consuming other organisms

what is the science of classification

This tool is used by taxonomists to aide them in classifying an organism

single cell (one celled organism)