Classification
Vertebrates
Invertebrates
Plants
Memory Lane
100
The most general taxonomic level
What is kingdom
100
First to adapt to living in water and on land?
What is amphibians
100
Examples are planarians and tapeworms.
What is flatworms
100
Examples include conifers and evergreen trees.
What is gymnosperm
100
What level of organization is between a molecule and a cell?
What is organelle
200
What two taxonomic levels make up the scientific name?
What is genus and species
200
These have hollow bones
What is birds
200
Sessile, many pores, pumps water through central cavity
What is sponges
200
Fibrous root system
What is monocot
200
What is the basic unit of life?
What is cell
300
What is the correct way to write a scientific name?
What is capitalize the genus and underline both names.
300
First with four limbs.
What is amphibians
300
Sea anemone, coral, jellyfish
What is cnidarians
300
Seeds enclosed within a fruit
What is angiosperm
300
What variable is graphed on the x-axis?
What is independent.
400
On a cladogram, how do you know when two organisms are most closely related to each other?
What is they are close together.
400
Hair, middle ear with three bones, jaws for chewing.
What is mammal
400
Starfish, sea urchins, sand dollars, sea cucumbers
What is echinoderms
400
Vascular system arranged in rings.
What is dicot.
400
What is the monomer of a protein?
What is amino acid.
500
On a cladogram, which organisms contain the trait (above/below the trait)?
What is above the trait.
500
Segmented backbone, closed circulatory system, bilateral symmetry, gills or lungs, and swim bladder.
What is fish
500
Phylum with exoskeleton and jointed appendages.
What is arthropods
500
Examples include wheat and corn.
What is monocot.
500
What bond forms between two nonmetals?
What is covalent
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