Biology: Classifications

What are the SIX Kingdoms of Classification?

What organisms are multicellular, eukaryotic autotophs that do not have tubes?

What part of the bacteriophage is the first arrow pointing to?

What type of virus is a hollow tube filled with amino acids?

Vascular plants grow 3 different ways. How does the plant grow if its stimuli is gravitropism?

What are examples of basidiomycetes?

What are main structures of a virus?

Who was the 1st scientist to come up w/ our main classification system and naming system?

What is the naming system Carolus Linaeus formed?

What invertebraes have long, narrow bodies with tissues, organs and organ systems?

Who was the first person to classify organisms?

What is multicellular, eukaryotic heterotrophs that do not have backbones?

The starfish shown has what kind of symmetry?

One way for bacteria to obtain their energy is by the sun to make their food. This is called?

__________: prokaryotic; unicellular organisms with NO nucleus & NO membrane-bound organelles.

What is a multicellular, eukaryotic heterotrophs that have a backbone?

What type of bacterium is not formed in a chain?

In what language are scientific names written and which is an example of a scientific name?

What type of virus is spherical and surrounded by a membrane envelope?

What are the different ways fungi reproduce?

What are multicellular, eukaryotic autotrophs that have a system of tubes?

What is the job of the petals of a flower?

What type of symmetry does the following animal have?

How do viruses reproduce?

One way for bacteria to obtain their energy is by consuming food & use oxygen. This is called?

What are the levels of classification from most broad to most specific?

What vascular plant produces seeds that are enclosed in a fruit?

What vertebrae class lays jelly-like eggs in water and undergoes metamorphosis?

What type of fungi has a mutualistic relationship with algae or autotrophic bacteria?

What are the different ways fungi obtain energy?

What invertebraes has an internal skeleton and a water vascular system?

What three parts do plant cells have that animal cells do not have?

Which 3 kingdoms are multicellular and eukaryotic?

What invertebrae has a soft body that is sometimes covered by a shell and has a mantle?

What type of bacterium is rod-shaped?

What did Aristotle call his classification system?

What vertebrae class has 4 legs and give birth to live young?

How do bacteria move?

What type of bacteria is spiral-shaped

Which kingdom is the most abundant organisms on Earth?

What do we use to classify organisms?

What are examples of ascomycetes?

What are way(s) that plants reproduce?

When classifying organisms their names are chosen based on?

What type of virus is a icosahedral with a tail and infects bacteria?

What invertebraes resembles a hollow bag of pores?

Zygomycetes are fungi that creates very resistant spores.

What type of bacterium is formed in a chain?

What type of fungi reproduces asexually using conidiophores?

What non-vascular has sporophytes that are too small to see?

The branch on the cladogram is called what?

What type of non-vascular plant includes a tall slender stalk with a capsule at the end?

What vertebrae class has feathers, 2 legs, and lays hard-shelled eggs?

Which part of a plant leaf is responsible for taking in carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen?

What did Aristotle base his classification system on?

What invertebraes have stinging cells called cnidoblasts used for defense and to capture prey?

What type of symmetry does the following animal have?

One way for bacteria to obtain their energy is by chemicals to make their food. This is called?

What class has 4 legs or no legs and lays leathery eggs?

Fungi reproduce only sexually.

Vascular plants grow 3 different ways. How does the plant grow if its stimuli is thigmotropism?

What part of the bacteriophage is the third arrow pointing to?

What vascular plant produces "naked" seed (seeds produced in a cone)?

What vascular plants have needle-like leaves?

Which 2 kingdoms are unicellular and prokaryotic?

What non-vascular plant has sporophytes that resemble an elongated horn?

What kingdom is eukaryotic and can be unicellular and multicellular?

What vascular plants have leaves that are divided into fronds?

What type of fungi creates spores in a sac-like structure?

Bacteria can reproduce asexually through...

What type of virus is made of triangles fused together in a sphere?

What vertebrae class has fins and scales for swimming and obtain oxygen through gills?

How do viruses get energy?

_________: A branching diagram that shows evolutionary relationships.

What are tiny non-living particles that invade & then replicate inside a host cell?

Protists are classified into one of three groups:

Bacteria can also reproduce sexually by...

The place where each branch intersects the diagram and shows where a new trait has evolved is a

What type of fungi creates spores in a club-like structure?

What organisms live in extreme environments where other organisms cannot survive?

Vascular plants grow 3 different ways. How does the plant grow if its stimuli is phototropism?

What invertebraes have an outer skeleton and grow by shedding or molting?

If you belong to Phylum Chordata that means that you have ___________.

The science of classifying organisms is called __________.