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A one celled organism, can not move by self, and has no nucleus.
Ex. Bacteria, Cyanobacteria |
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May have one or more cells, is able to move, and is complex.
Ex. Paramecia, Euglena |
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Complex, one or many celled, can't move by self.
Ex. Mushroom, yellow morel |
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Many celled, Can make it's own food, can not move.
Ex. Tulip, tree |
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Many celled, complex. Can not make own food, and able to move by self.
Ex. human, butterfly |
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| to organize by liklieness or differences |
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| Largest classification in the Binomial nomiclature (5) Kingdoms; fungus, Plant, moneran, animal,Protist |
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| Phylum is the second largest catagory, also called divisions in the plant kingdom |
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subgroup of family
** Tip off- capitalized when in species and is in species |
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subgroup of genus
the way to write this for a pet dog would look like:
Canis domesticus |
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Kingdom: Animal
Phylum:Chordata
Class: Mammalia
Order: Carnivora
Family: Csnidae
Genus: Canis
Species: Canis lupis |
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| Mrs.Lee's way of remembering the classifications |
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| King Phillip Cooks Old Fashioned German Soup |
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| Jacob's way of remembering the Classifications |
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| kingPhillip Croaks On Fresh German Sentator |
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| What are all of the classifications? |
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| Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, and Species |
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| How many levels of classification are there? |
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| What is the smallest level of classification? |
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| The most specific classification is___________________. |
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