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Taxonomy or Life and How it All Fits Together
Taxonomy or Life and How it All Fits Together
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Taxonomy Vocabulary
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The Protist is a kingdom within domain Eukarya, what is an example of a Protist?
Fungus & Mushrooms
Algae, Mold, and Protozoans
Humans, Birds, and Reptiles
Trees, Bushes, and Shrubberies! Shrubberies!
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Binomial Nomenclature gives organisms two names, one for their ______ and one for their species
Family
Genus
Phylum
Order
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What is a unique feature of Archaeabacteria
They have no nuclei or separate organelles
They can survive in extreme environments
They are Prokaryotes
They are considered "true bacteria"
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Which of the following are single celled organisms?
Eubacteria
Archaebacteria
Fungi
Prokarya
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Which of the following is NOT true of Eubacteria?
They can commonly survive in extreme invironments
They lack nuclei and organelles
They are Prokaryotic
They are commonly considered "true bacteria"
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An arrangement or classification of things by importance or inclusiveness is...
Taxonomy
Binomial Nomenclature
Hierarchy
Meritocracy
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What is the difference between Eukarya and Prokarya?
If Eukarya package you don't get paid unlike the prokarya(s)
Eukarya include Plants and Animals, Prokarya include Fungi
Eukarya are all unicellular while Prokarya are multicellular
Eukarya have a distinct nucleus and organelles
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Neither plant nor animal, AND gets its energy from decomposing and absorbing organic material
Fungi
Eubacteria
Protist
Archaebacteria
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The following examples are in what language? Canis Lupis, Homo Sapien, Sula nebouxii
English
Klingon
Greek
Latin
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Which of the following are NOT Eukaryotic
Protist & Fungi
Animalia & Plantae
Homo Sapiens
Eubacteria & Archaebacteria