Classification & Taxonomy
Classifying living things is called __________.
What is Taxonomy?
Abiotic, doesn't have cells , can't produce energy on it's own (needs a host cell) etc.
What are viruses?
A ___ is a non-cellular particle that is
made up of genetic material &
protein. It can also invade living
cells.
What is a virus?
Things you do to keep yourself & others safe in a lab.
What is lab safety?
The group in the experiment that is being experimented on.
What is an experimental group?
Someone who classifies organisms is called a ______.
What is ga Taxonomist?
Must have all of the characteristics of life to be _____.
What is biotic?
_____ is a single celled
organism made up of genetic
material & protein, the genetic material is most always circular. However, ____ lack
organelles & a nucleus
What is Bacteria?
No directly inhaling chemicals, no horseplay, wear goggles; etc.
What are lab safety rules?
The independent variable is the variable that's _____ in an experiment.
What is changed?
When writing the scientific name of an organism you start with the ____ then you write the ____ name after it. When writing it you underline it, but when typing it you italicize it. The first letter of the first word is always capitalized, but the first letter of the second word is never capitalized
What is genus, species
____ things may have some or none of the characteristics of life.
What is Abiotic?
The cycle in which a viruses DNA inside of a cell creates more of the virus before it bursts out of the cell.
What is the Lytic cycle?
When you smell chemicals you ___.
What is wafting?
A ________ is something that biologists use to study the relationships among certain groups of organisms.
What is a cladogram?
The ________ are bacteria, archaea, and eukarya.
What are the three domains?
Fungi is an example of a ____ thing.
What is biotic?
The _______ cycle is when a viruses DNA combines with bacteria's DNA creating a prophage, cell division occurs, then the DNA is in 2 cells.
What is the Lysogenic cycle?
Not wear goggles, wear flip-flops, horseplay, sniffing chemicals, etc.
What are things you shouldn't do in a lab.
There is one ____ group in an experiment.
What is constant?
The classification groups in order are ____, _____, _____, _____, _____, _____, _____, & _____.
What are domain, kingdom, phylum, order, class, family genus, & species
The characteristics of living things are _____________.
What are, reproduce, excrete, cells, homeostasis, adapt, respond, growth, & energy
All _____ are pathogens, but not all _____ are pathogens.
What are viruses & bacteria?
Goggles, lab coat, gloves, close toed shoes; etc.
What are lab protection examples?
The acronym ______ stands for reproduce, excrete, cells, homeostasis, adapt, respond, grow, & energy.
What is the acronym RECHARGE?