Biology, classification and organization

What is the science of classifying organisms?

thermophiles and acidophiles are part of which kingdom

different forms or types of organisms within a species

the scientific name for an organism

which kingdom contains the most abundant organisms on the earth ?

kingdom that contains insects, fish, worms, birds, and mammals

This term means "two name"

Amoebas, paramecia, sporozoans and can cause diseases like malaria fit into this kingdom

what is the primary division of a species

genetic and biochemical research has been used to develop 

means "naming"

a classification system based upon observable characteristics

what kingdom does not contain peptidoglycans in their cell walls?

trees,ferns, shrubs are part of which kingdom

a subgroup of a species that survives best in a particular environment.

phylum, kingdom, class, order, family, species is the order of artificial classification system

to classify an organism is to find its genus-species name

to assign an organism to a particular classification group 

this kingdom is all heterotrophic and feed on decaying organic matter

a system of naming organisms in which each organism is given a genus and species name

the number of kingdoms in the current classification system is fixed

binomial nomenclature is based on and used greek as a universal language

all of the kingdoms contain eukaryotic cells except

kingdom that is recognized as plants

an arrangement of descriptions and illustrations used to identify an organism

This kingdom is made up of yeasts, colonial mushrooms, mildews, molds, and rusts

taxonomic division above kingdom level that groups organisms on biochemical and RNA analysis

To determine the group in which an organism belongs

streptococcus and E. Coli are part of which kingdom

mushrooms and mold are part of which kingdom

algae and protozoans compose this kingdom

amoeba and kelp are part of which kingdom

worms, sponges, reptiles, mammals, birds are part of which kingdom

a population of organisms that are structurally similar but do have a degree of variation 

a group of organisms that has one or more common characteristics; includes one or more species

This kingdom contains prokaryotic organisms

Made up of unicellular prokaryotic organisms, cause food poisoning, dental decay, tuberculosis