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| two-name technique used for labeling organisms |
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| person who developed the classification system we use today |
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| group of organisms that share similar characteristics |
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| kingdom that includes one-celled prokaryotes |
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| the largest taxon that share common characteristics |
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| a way of organizing or categorizing objects |
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| person who came up with classification system |
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| kingdom which includes bushes, trees, moss, and ferns |
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| taxon that breaks organisms down into mammals, reptiles, fish, amphibians, and birds |
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| kingdom made up of tiny pond and ocean creatures |
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| kingdom made up of decomposers, like mushrooms |
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| kingdom includes cats, elephants, fish, and people |
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| taxon that contains groups of animals that can breed with each other |
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| most specific unit of scientific classification |
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