Year 7 Classification

The grouping of things according to how similar they are. 

A groupof similar families, ranks above family but below class.

Organisms that have an internal skeletal system.

A Swedish botanist, physician, and zoologist, who invented the modern biological naming scheme

Kingdoms Archaeobacteria, Bacteria, Protista, Fungi, Plantae andAnimalia

The process where oxygen and glucose react to make carbondioxide and water. Energy is released 

The science of classification and naming living things.

Organisms that live without oxygen.

A group of similar orders. It ranks aboveorder and below phylum or division.

An animal that has a spinal column or vertebrate.

An animal that does not have a spinal column or vertebrate.

Organisms that have an external skeletal system.

Agroup of similar species that ranks above species and below family.

A feature of an organism. 

The Latin name given to classify each organism consisting of the Genus and the species

When an organism’s body temperature changes according to the environment.

A group of similar plant classes (used instead of phylum).

A groupof similar animal classes. Is above class but below kingdom.

A group of similar phyla or divisions. The highest category in taxonomicclassification.

a group of organisms consisting of similar individuals that can exchange genes or interbreed

A tool used to organise or classify information; at each branchthere is a two part statement

A group of similar genera, ranks above genus but below order.