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biology vocabulary

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biology vocabulary

Classification 
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What is classification?

A system that groups organisms based on common features they share.
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Why do we classify?

To study the diversity of a life and group organisms in a logical manner.
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What is taxonomy?

The process of classifying. 
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What is aa Taxon?

A group or level of organization.
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How did aristotle classify plants?

Based on size and structure.
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How did aristotle classify animals?

Based on habitat.

What is a binomial nomenclature?

A two name naming system, scientific notation
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Why do we use binomial nomenclature

Because all organisms are given a universal name (every foreign country use

How are Scientific Names Written in Binomal Nomenclature?

Genus name followed by species name. Genus is capilized, secies is lowercase. Entire name is italicized.

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How do we classify organisms now?

Linnaeus's system, but add comparisons of body chemistry and development.
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How many taxons are there?

Eight (8)
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What is the acronym for remembering the taxons?

Did King Phillip Come Over For Some Grape Soda?
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What are the names of the taxons in order from biggest to most specific?

Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species.
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wat does it maean to be the brodest level of classification?

Many different organisms fit into the category

What does it mean to be the most specific level of classification?

It's more excluseive, so fewer organisms fit into the category
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What are tthe six Kingdoms?

Eubacteria, Archaebacteria, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, and Animalia
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