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| What is the practice of identifying and naming organisms? |
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| What did prehistoric taxonomy use to classify organisms? |
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| Edibility or danger or curiosity |
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| What did classical taxonomy seek to do? |
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| Organize the living world in a logical manner |
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| Modern taxonomy employs the use of _______________ to better understand species relationships. |
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| What are universally accepted names for organisms which eliminate confusion? |
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| Who first notably classified organisms? |
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| Aristotle's classification system relied upon... |
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| Who is the father of taxonomy? |
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| Carolus Linnaeus or Karl von Linne |
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| What book did Linnaeus write? |
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| A Systematic View of Nature or Systema Natura |
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| What was Linnaeus's influence on naturalists? |
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| to get out into the world and classify organisms |
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| What is the body of naming organisms? |
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| Binomial Nomenclature is a naming system using ____ names per organisms classifying life based on ____ |
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| What composes a binomial nomenclature name? |
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| Descriptive, Eponymous, Geographical, Mythological, or completely random |
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| Species named in honor of someone |
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| What is are categories for organizing organisms? |
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| Archaea, Bacteria, and Eukarya |
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| What are ancient bacteria living in extreme environments? |
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| Which organisms give indications of the first life on Earth? |
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| What is a unicellular prokaryote often responsible for diseases? |
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| Archaeabacteria, Eubacteria, Protista, Plantae, Fungi, Animalia |
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| Why is Protista a catchall kingdom? |
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| A vast diverse group of organisms are included in it. From kelp to amoebas |
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| What is the phylum of green algae? |
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| What is the phylum of red algae? |
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| What is the phylum of brown algae? |
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| What is the phylum of diatoms? |
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| What is the phylum of a protista that has no cell wall, chloroplasts, and starch, but also captures food. |
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| Why are Euglena thought to be a common ancestor of plants and animals? |
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| What are bioluminescent fire algae? |
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| What are plant-like protista called? |
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| What phylum is water mold? What is an example? |
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| Oomycota, saprolegnia a decomposer |
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| What phylum is slime mold? |
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| What phylum includes protista that use pseudopods and flagella? |
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| What are pseudopod using protista? Example? |
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| What sarcodina have limestone shells? |
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| What are protista with flagella? Example? |
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| What phylum houses protista that use cilia? Example? |
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| What phylum houses plasmodium? |
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| What plant phylum includes true mosses? |
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| What plant phylum includes liverworts? |
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| What plant phylum includes lycopodium? |
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| What plant phylum includes horsetails? |
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| What plant phylum includes ferns? |
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| What plant phylum includes ginkgo trees? |
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| What plant phylum includes sagopalms? |
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| What plant phylum includes pine, spruce, and other conifers? |
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| What plant phylum is flowering plants? |
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| What fungi phylum contains bread mold? |
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| What fungi phylum contains yeast, morels, truffles, claviceps, and ergot? |
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| What fungi phylum includes portabella and shittake mushrooms? |
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| What animal phylum includes sponges? |
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| What animal phylum includes Jellyfish, anemone, and coral? |
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| What animal phylum includes sea walnuts or comb jelly, and often bio-luminescent? |
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| What animal phylum includes flat worms and tapeworms? |
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| What animal phylum includes gastropods (snails or slugs) and bivalves (scallops)? |
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| What phylum contains round worms, pinworms, and hookworms? |
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| What phylum contains segmented worms earthworms, and leeches |
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| Why is phylum annelida significant in evolution? |
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| All animals following them are segmented as well |
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| What phylum is joint footed insects, arachnids, crustaceans, millipedes, and centipedes? |
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| What phylum contains sea stars, sea cucumbers, sea urchins, and crinoids? |
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| What phylum contains post-anal tails, gill slits and arches, fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals? |
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| What is the subphylum of animals with spines? |
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| What "superclass" contains jawless fishes such as lampreys? |
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| What "superclass" contains animals with jaws? |
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| What animal class contains sharks, stingrays, and other cartilaginous fish? |
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| What animal class contains eels and bony fish? |
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| What are spiny finned fish called? |
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| What are lobe finned fish that give rise to tetrapods? |
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| What did Sarcopterygii give rise to? Why? |
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| Amphibians, their fins show the beginnings or arms |
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| What animal class contains frogs, toads, and salamanders? |
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| What animal class contains turtles, lizards, iguanas, snakes, and crocodiles? |
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| What animal class will contain dinosaurs and birds? |
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| What animal class presently contains birds? |
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| What is a wish bone actually called? |
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| What animal class contains warm blooded, mostly live birthed, and with hair animals? |
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| What "Infraclass" contains egg laying mammals such as the duck billed platypus? |
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| What "Infraclass" contains marsupials or pouched animals? |
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| What infraclass contains placentals with an interface between mother and baby |
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| What order includes insectivores such as moles and shrews? |
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| What order includes animals with ever-growing teeth such as rats mice, beavers and squirrels? |
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| What order contains animals such as rabbits and pika with short tails and two teeth behind the front teeth? |
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| What order contains meta eaters such as dogs, acts bears, skunks, and racoons? |
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| What order contains bats? |
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| What order contains things like manatees? |
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| What order contains odd toed grazing mammals such as horses and zebras? |
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| What order contains even toed grazing mammals such as deer, cows, camels, and pigs? |
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| What order contains marine mammals such as dolphins, orcas, narwals, and whales? |
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| What order contains monkeys, humans, and lemurs? |
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| What order contains armadillos and anteaters? |
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| What infraorder are new world monkeys? |
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| What infraorder is old world monkeys? |
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| What family are humans gorillas and chimps? |
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| What are three species of Homo? |
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| What is the species and subspecies of humans? |
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