Domain
a cell type or organism made up of only one single cell.
What is unicellular?
The 3 main kingdoms.
If two different organisms belong to the same Phylum, they automatically share these two broader levels of classification above it.
What are Domain and kingdom?
The three broad domains used to classify all cellular life on Earth
what is...?
1.Eukarya
2. Bacteria
3.Archea
The exact method Kingdom Fungi uses to get its food, which is fundamentally different from how animals ingest food.
What is absorbing nutrients from their surroundings?
A scientific name is made up of these two specific groups written together.
What are Genus and species?
the only domain out of the three whose organisms possess cells containing a membrane-bound nucleus
what is Eukarya?
What is lacking a cell wall or having a cell wall?
the specific group that comes directly after Order but right before Genus.
What is family?
the domain thats organisms can survive in extreme conditions
what is Archaea?
The primary reason kingdom protista is referred to as the "odds and ends kingdom"
What is its members can be plant-like, animal-like, or fungus-like?
If you are given an organism's full scientific name, this is the exact part of the name that must always be capitalized.
What is Genus?
The reason domain Eukarya is split into multiple kingdoms, while Bacteria and Archaea are much less structurally diverse.
What is Eukarya includes both unicellular and multicellular organisms (or both autotrophs and heterotrophs)?
If a scientist discovers an unknown organism, these two basic characteristics must be determined first just to figure out which kingdom it belongs to.
What are cell type (prokaryotic vs. eukaryotic) and how it gets food (autotroph vs. heterotroph)?
If two completely different organisms belong to the exact same Order, list all of the broader levels of classification they are guaranteed to share above it.
What are Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, and Class?