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In which domain does this belong?
Who is the father of taxonomy?
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Who is the father of taxonomy?
Mendel
Linnaeus
Darwin
Wallace
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In which domain does this belong?
eukarya
archaea
protista
bacteria
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Why do scientists use taxonomy?
organisms share acquired traits
to find order in diversity
organisms are all similar
organisms are going extinct
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Which is an example of convergent evolution?
the leg of a dog and the leg of a cat
the body of a lizard and the body of a snake
the body of a shark and the body of a dolphin
the wings of a bat and the flipper of a whale
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Which kingdom does this belong to?
archaebacteria
bacteria
protista
eubacteria
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In taxonomy, classes make up _______
orders
genera
families
phyla
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Members of this kingdom typically live in extreme environments (hot, salty, no oxygen)
Eubacteria
Archeabacteria
Fungi
Archaea
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A cladogram shows
homologous traits
derived characters
acquired traits
only molecular data
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classifying based on evolutionary relationships is called
phylogeny
taxonomy
cladistics
convergence
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In which kingdom does this belong?
croc- animalia; algae- protista
croc- eukarya; algae- plantae
croc- eukarya; algae- fungi
croc- animalia; algae- plantae
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Which is the correct order?
d k p c o f s g
k p c o d f g s
d k p c o g s
d k p c o f g s
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A cell wall composed of chitin is a characteristic of what kingdom?
Fungi
Animalia
Plantae
Eubacteria
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Which is a domain?
Archeabacteria
Prokarya
Bacteria
Eubacteria
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similar genes are evidence of
different anatomy
mutations
common ancestry
binomial nomenclature
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Which scientific name is written correctly?
Clostridium botulinum
Igauna igauna
Staphylococcus Aureus
poecilia reticulata
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What animal could be the outgroup for this cladogram?
fish
snail
dog
bat
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Members of this kingdom are always multicellular, autotrophic with cells walls of cellulose.
Protista
Plantae
Archaebacteria
Fungi
