Classification, Prokaryotes, Viruses, & Protists

12 Kingdom of "misfits" due to their not fitting into the other kingdoms of Eukarya

20 What is the protective coating that enables bacteria to withstand harsh environments?

18 Bacteria can increase genetic variety by.....

2. What term describes the category scientists use to group organisms based on shared traits? (two answers)

4. Which of the following scientific names is correctly written?

8. Today, prokaryotes are classified in the domains .....

Identify this protista.

24 these are extremely small misshapen proteins that destroy brain tissue

1. What is the science of naming and classifying organisms?

9. Why are viruses not considered living?

25 the dormant life cycle of a virus

19 What is the process where autotrophs use chemicals in their surroundings to make food?

26 describes anything that makes you sick

3. What is the two-word naming system developed by Carl Linnaeus?

13. This kingdom is composed of multicellular heterotrophs without cell walls

16 these can be found in extreme environments like extremely hot and salty conditions

22 What is the active cycle of a virus called where viruses are released from the host cell?

Identify this protista.

27 amoeba are:

15 Singular celled organisms containing DNA & ribosomes but no membrane-bound organelles

23 This is a single strand of RNA with no capsid that invades & causes stunted growth in plants

21 What is the protein coat surrounding viruses called?

5. The study of the ancestral history of an organism is known as .....

6. A branching diagram showing the ancestral history of different species is......

To what kingdom does this organism belong?

29 water molds are:

14 This kingdom is composed of autotrophs with cellulose-containing cell walls

17 Bacteria reproduce asexually by....

11 Both single & multicellular, decomposers, chitin-containing cell walls

28 phytoplankton are:

10 single-cellular, auto- & heterotrophic, cell walls containing peptidoglycan, binary fission