Taxonomy
Bacteria and Viruses
Protists and Fungi
Plants
Animals
100

divisions of life from large category to small category

Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species

100

What does a virus have in common with living things?

it can reproduce, but only in a host

100

3 divisions of protists

animal like, plant like, fungus like

100

first classified by the presence of this

vascular transport system

100

5 types of vertebrates

fish, amphibians, reptiles, mammals, birds

200

chart that helps identify a species

dichotomous key

200

whiplike structure on some bacteria that helps it move

flagella
200

structure that is used for both digestion and reproduction in fungi

hyphae

200

plants that produce seeds in cones

gymnosperms or conifers

200

invertebrate with exoskeleton, jointed appendages, and antennae

arthropod

300

What makes up a scientific name?

Genus species

300
name of the virus "reproductive" cycle

Lytic Cycle

300

protozoan with pseudopods

amoeba

300

vessels analogous to veins and arteries

xylem and phloem

300

type of mammal that lays eggs

monotremes

400

organisms that do not have a nucleus in their cells

prokaryotes

400

3 shapes of bacteria 

spiral, rod, spherical

400

Give 2 examples of fungi.

mushrooms and yeast

400

2 structures that make up the male reproductive system

anther and filament

400

A wildfire is an example of what type of limiting factor?

density independent

500

scientist who created taxonomy

Carl Linnaeus
500
membrane that forms that protects bacteria from harsh conditions

endospore

500

a mutualistic relationship between a fungus and bacteria

lichen

500
type of response in which a plant follows the sun during the day

phototropism

500

chemical secreted by animals to communicate with each other

pheromones

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