Taxonomy
What phrase do we remember to help us keep the taxonomy in order?
Did king phillip come over for good snacks
Prokaryote
What does multicellular mean?
made of many cells
what does unicellular mean?
made of one cell
what does autotrophic mean
makes its own food
What is the broades of all the categories
Kingdom (or domain)
What type of cell has a nucleus?
Eukaryote
Which kingdoms are always multicellular?
Plants and Animals
What does heterotroph mean?
Doesn't make its own food
Which kingdom can ONLY be autotrophic?
What is the smallest of the categories
species
Which kingdoms are prokaryotic?
Bacteria and Archaea
Which kingdom can live in extreme environments?
Archaea
Which kingdom is always decomposers?
Which kingdom do humans belong to?
Animalia
What two categories do you use to give an organism its scientific name?
Genus species
Which kingdoms are eukaryotic
Animalia, Plantae, Fungi and Protist
Which kingdom can be killed by antibiotics?
bacteria
Which kingdom makes oxygen?
Plantae
Name all 6 kingdoms
Bacteria, Archaea, Plant, Fungi, Protist, Animal
What is the third smallest category of taxonomy?
Family
Are protists more like bacteria or animals?
animals
Supposed there is an organism that is multicellular, has chloroplasts and cell walls. What kingdom would it belong to?
Plant
Suppose there is an organism that is unicellular but has a nucleus, what kingdom would it belong to?
Protist
Which kind of cell is older? Pro or Eu?
Prokaryote