Classification of Living Things

The system of naming organisms developed by Carolus Lineaus is called -

Animals differ from other organisms because they -

Members of the phylum --- have radial symmetry.

The process of grouping similiar things together is called -

Some protists, bacteria, and fungi can make their own food. This statement is -

Reptiles, amphibians, birds, fishes, and mammals belong to the phylum - 

Humans belong to the - 

-- are unicellular organisms that live in extreme conditions. 

To which group or phylum does sea stars and sea urchins belong?

Both birds and reptiles are warm-blooded. This statement is -

All living things are made up of cells, use energy, and reproduce. This statement is -

The Eukarya domain iincludes 5 kingdoms.  This statement is -

To which group does octopus, squids, and snails belong?

Members of the phylum - are acquatic animals. Most have tentacles that contain stinging cells.

Members of the phylum -- have a segmented body and an exoskeleton. 

The six Kingdoms are: Bacteria, Archaea, Fungi, Animalia, Plantae, and --

Fungi and animals are similar in that both are heterotrophs.  This statement is --

To which phylum does corals and jellyfishes belong?

All members of the Animalia Kingdom are heterotrophs. This statement is -

The broad category of living things classification is called -

Members of Porifera are filter feeders, which means that they can make their own food. 

-- is a useful tool used by scientists to identify an unknown organism. 

Living things are easier to study if they are classified. This statement is -

The largest and most diverse phylum of the animal kingdom is called --