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17.1 The History of Classification
17.1 The History of Classification
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Beyond animal and plant, Aristotle classified the animals into more specific groups___.
those eaten with tartar sauce/A1 Sauce
with/without red blood
Scales/Skin
Land/sea animals
2
Binominal Nomenclature uses what two names?
Genus and Species
Phylum and Class
Chuck and Norris
Domain and Kingdom
3
Plantae is example of what?
A domain
A Phylum
A typo
A kingdom
4
In Linnaeus’ taxonomy, the names go from _____.
General, another settlement needs your help.
Particular to General
Specific to General
General to Specific
5
One of the earliest known classification of species is was made by ___.
Socrates
Aristotle
Plato
The inventor of the death-ray: Archimedes
6
The largest (most encompassing) category of living things is ___.
Domain
Species
The circle of life
Kingdom
7
Aristotle, having not spent his time inventing death rays, classified everything as ___.
Plant or Animal
Vegetable or Mineral
Archimedes or People who should fear Archimedes.
Large or Small
8
The smallest (most specific) category of living things is ___.
Domain
Kingdom
Pigmy Shrews
Species
9
Carl Linnaeus implemented ___ which gave species two-part scientific names.
Martial Law
Binomial Nomenclature
Praenomen naming
Cognomen naming
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The category that contains related species that share a common ancestor is ___.
the Inspiration for an allegory for the rise of Stalin
Class
Phylum
Genus