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100
The most specific of all the classifications.
What is species?
100
I lay eggs,complete metamorphosis, breathe through gills first, then lungs.
What are characteristics of amphibians.
100
Organisms in these classes both breathe through lungs their entire life and lay eggs.
What is birds and reptiles.
100
Most are single celled, but some have many cells. Algae is an example.
What are characteristics of Protists?
100
A pattern of birth, growth, reproduction and death.
What is a life cycle.
200
The next level of classification below kingdom.
What is phylum?
200
Gives live birth, produces milk for young, is warm blooded, and has hair or fur.
What are characteristics of a mammal.
200
The organisms in these classes are both warm blooded
What is birds and mammals.
200
Many do not need oxygen or sunlight to live.
How are Archaebacteria different from other kingdoms?
300
The level of classification below Family.
What is Genus
300
Is an organism with a backbone.
What is a vertebrate.
300
The two classes that share the characteristics of being cold-blooded, laying eggs, and have scaly skin covering of some kind.
What is fish and reptiles
300
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What is the chemical composition for Glucose that plants use for food?
400
Order
The level of classification below class?
400
The only class of vertebrates made up of only water-living organisms.
What is fish.
400
All classes that lay eggs.
What is amphibians, reptiles, birds, and fish.
400
The kingdom that has the capability to complete photosynthesis.
What is plant kingdom?
400
A set of rules used by scientists to help classify organisms.
What is a dichotomous key.
500
The mnemonic device for the seven levels of classification.
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500
Wet moist skin vs. dry scaly skin.
What is the difference between skin coverings of reptiles and amphibians.
500
A flying mammal.
What is a bat.
500
Molds are an example of this kingdom.
What is fungi?
500
Because organisms did not always fit in the exact categories made by Aristotle.
Why did Carl Linnaeus create a new classification system.
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