Classification.
Who is the Father of Taxonomy ?
Carl Linnaeus
How much energy is transferred through the energy pyramid ?
10%
What two Taxons contribute to Binomial Nomenclature ?
Genus & Species
Do Plants and Animals Have ALL the same organelles ?
No.
What are the 4 Macromolecules?
- Lipids
- Nucleic Acids
- Proteins
- Carbohydrates
The similarities of physical traits .
True or False: Abiotic factors are living factors .
False
How many taxons are there ?
Seven
What does the word prokaryote mean ?
a single-celled microorganism with no nucleus .
What are three Nucleic acids ?
ATP , DNA , RNA
What are the Seven levels of Classification ? ( smallest to largest )
Species , Genus , Family , Order , Class , Phylum , Kingdom .
What Function happens in the Mitochondria ?
Cellular respiration
What three organelles do plants have that animals do not ?
1 . Chloroplasts
2 . Cell Wall
3 . Large Central Vacuole
Which macromolecules provide LONG TERM energy ?
Lipids
Which two kingdom's did " Monera " divide into ?
Archea and Bacteria
What where most likely the Pioneer Species ?
Lichens and Mosses.
What is the smallest basic unit of life ?
C . Cell
Define Organelles .
Any of a number of structures within a living cell.
Do Carbohydrates end in -ose ?
Yes .. ex. Glucose
True or False : The Taxons and The seven levels of Classification are the same.
True.
What is the highest level of consumers ?
Quaternary.
What function happens in the Chloroplasts ?
Photosynthesis
True or False: Both Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic cells have a nucleus.
False.
What an important example of Proteins ?
Insulin