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| The grouping of things by using a set of rules |
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| the largest group into which living things can be classified |
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The kingdom of classification for organisms that have only one cell and no nucleus
example: BACTERIA |
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The kingdom of classification for organisms that have only one cell and also have a nucleus, or cell control center
example: ALGAE, AMOEBAS, DIATOMS |
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| Living things that look like plants but cannot make their own food; example, MUSHROOMS |
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| the second-smallest name grouping used in classification |
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| the smallest name grouping used in classification |
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vertebrates with feathers
example PENGUINS, CARDINALS, BLUEJAYS,OWLS, ROBINS,PARROTS |
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Plants that do not have tubes
example: MOSS, LIVERWORTS |
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Animals that have dry scaly skin
example: LIZARDS, SNAKES, TURTLES |
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Animals without a backbone
example: INSECTS, SPIDERS, SCORPIONS, MOLLUSKS, WORMS |
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Animals that have moist skin and no scales
example: FROGS, TOADS, NEWTS |
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Vertebrates that live their entire lives in water
example: SHARKS, EELS, BASS, TUNA, BLUEGILL, GOLDFISH |
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Plants that have tubes
example: FERNS, TREES, ANY PLANT THAT HAS FLOWERS OR CONES. |
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Animals with a backbone
example: CATS, DOGS, ELEPHANTS, LIONS, BEARS |
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Animals that have hair and produce milk for their young
example: CATES, DOGS, ELEPHANTS, LIONS, MONKEYS |
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