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McElveen BJU CH.11 Domains & Kingdoms
McElveen BJU CH.11 Domains & Kingdoms
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What is Classification?
Sorting of all organisms into groups.
The study of all living organisms.
Naming based on characteristics.
Sorting of similar clothes.
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Science of naming and classifying organisms.
cladistics
phylogeny
cladogam
taxonomy
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How many kingdoms do scientists recognize as of today?
6
9
7
12
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Cladistics attempts to
group organisms according to created kind
assign scientific names to organisms
group organisms according to their evolutionary kind
construct the evolutionary history of organisms
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What is Phylogeny?
branching tree diagrams
the process of eating food
the evolutionary history for a group of species
species that are in different kingdoms
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Q: What would be at the bottom of an evolutionary tree?
An omnivore
A common ancestor
An animal
A human
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Baraminologists represent the diversity within biological kinds as a(n)
orchard of life
phylogenetic tree
none of these
clade
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The evolutionary history of a species is called?
phylogeny
evolutionary classification
biology
taxonomy
9
A naturalistic view of history directly violates
The natural laws
Creational norms
The moral laws
Creation Mandate
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true or false: the pliohippus is extinct
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how many phylum are there
8
2
1
9
12
A species may consist of two or more
groups
clades
varieties
kinds
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What is meant by the term 'species'?
A type of plant
A group of organisms that cannot interbreed
A type of animal
Organisms that can interbreed with fertile offspring
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What are the 3 main domains
Animalia, Plantae, and Fungi
Archaea, Bacteria, Eukarya
arhea, bacteria, eukarya
Protista, Eubacteria, Archaebacteria
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Kingdom that has unicellular/colonial organisms, hetero/autotrophs, live in harsh environments
plantae
fungi
animalia
archaea
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Naming an animal by its genus and species is called
Binomial Nomenclature
Double Naming
Specific Naming
Latin Naming
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The most commonly used language used for naming of species is
Latin
Chinese
Anglo Saxon
Portugese
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What is a species?
A group of fish who are looking for food
A group of animals in a ecosystem
A group of extinct animals
A group of similar organisms consisting of the same animal
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An organism's DNA allows for a great deal of variation, but there is no evidence that any organism is now evolving.
False
True
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Which statement is true regarding domains?
Domains do not influence school readiness.
What happens in one domain effects the others.
Domains change independently.
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What is the broadest classification?
Phylum
Order
Groups
Kingdom
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Kingdom of heterotrophic, unicellular organisms with cell walls of chitin; mushrooms
protists
fungi
plants
eubacteria
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How many domains do scientists recognize as of today?
2
1
3
4
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Evolutionary biology states that humans and monkeys are related because they share a(n)...
Common Ancestor
Gene Pool
Common Ant-Eater
Ability to use opposable thumbs
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Heterotrophic, multicellular, lacks cell walls, has true tissues and organs
plant
animal
fungi
eubacteria
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When writing a scientific name, the species should
Begin with a capital letter
end with a capital letter
begin with a lowercase letter
be written in all CAPITAL letter
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A worldview based on the teachings of Christ is a:
Presumption
Naturalistic worldview
Christian worldview
Bias
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How many kindoms have eukaryotic cells?
5
4
6
2
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unicellular or colonial, hetero/autotrophic, have a pellicle; amoeba
fungi
plant
eubacteria
protozoa
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This diagram illustrates which evolutionary concept
embryological similarities
variation within a species
homologous structures
vestigial structures
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As a model, the modern classification system is designed to never require any changes.
True
False
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worldview that supports naturalistic science
scientific
uniform
Christian
atheistic
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Phylogeny (Cladograms)
C
B
A
D
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Cells with NO nucleus are called...
heterotrophs
autotrophs
eukaryotic
prokaryotic
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List the 3 basic concepts that encapsulates a Christian worldview.
Fall
Creation
Redemption
all of the above
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Taxon is....
A catergory where organisms are placed
Species
Phylem
A domain
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The term species is hard to define because there are exceptions to every definition.
False
True
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Kingdom that has autotrophic multicellular organisms, cell walls with cellulose; flowers
archaeabacteria
plants
animals
fungi
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Name the study of evolutionary divergence.
Phylogenetics
Phylogenetis
Phylogetics
Psylogenetics
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One limitation of Linnaean classification is that
scientists can discuss organisms
it is based upon only physical characteristics
organizes organisms into groups
does not use organisms' common names
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plant-like or fungi-like; mostly autotrophic, cell walls with cellulose; algae
fungi
bacteria
chromista
protozoa
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Fossil organisms are included in the modern classification system.
False
True
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Hey you! Which of these domains am I in?
Archera
Eukarya
Bacteria
Chordata
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Both uni/multicellular; hetero/autotrophic, many are decomposers or cause disease
fungi
plants
animals
bacteria
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This living organism belongs to which kingdom?
plantae
bacteria
animalia
archaea
