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| The division of organisms into groups or calsses based pm s[ecific characteristics |
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| The science of describing, naming, and classifying organisms. |
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| A naming system in which each species od animal or plant receives two names the first identifying the genus to which it belongs and the second the species |
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| a majot catagory in biological taonomy that ranks above the phylum and below the domain |
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| a group of organisms that are closley related and can make to produce fertile offspring |
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| an aid that isused to identigy organisms and that consised of the answers to a series of questions |
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| domain made up of singe celled organisms w/ no nucleus that can survive harsh conditions |
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| Domain made up of pararkoyotes that are much more common than archea and can live almost everywehre. |
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| In a modern taxomic ecosysten a domain made up of all eukaryotes. |
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| A kingdom of mostly one celled eurkartic organisms that ar different than plants animals bacteria and fungi |
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| A kingdom made up of complex multiceller plant organisms |
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| a kingdom made up of multiceleur animal organisms |
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