Level of classification
What is a domain?
The highest rank of organisms in a biological taxonomy.
What are some characteristics of a eubacteria?
True bacteria, prokaryatic, autotrophs and/or heterotroph, spherical or rod shaped and found in soil, rocks, oceans, snow, and living organisms.
What are some examples of a protists
Slime mold, protozoa, and primitive algae
What is Classification
The process of grouping things based on similarities
Domain is the most specific category in classification.
False
What are three groups in a domain
Archaea, Bacteria, Eukarya
What are some characteristics of a fungi?
Multicellular, eukaryotes, and heterotrophs
What is an example of a bacteria
Streptococcus
What is taxonomy
The scientific study of how living things are classified
Domain is the broadest category.
True
What are some characteristics of an archaea?
Unicellular, prokaryotes, and found in extreme places
What are characteristics of a archaeabacteria?
Differs from other bacteria, unicellular, autotrophs and hetertrophs, and found in hydrothermal vents.
What is an example of a archaea
Sulfolobus
Who was Aristotle
The first person who came up with the first classification system
The person who created the first classification was Aristotle
True
What are some characteristics of a bacteria
Found everywhere, most known and most studied, and prokaryotes
What are some characteristics of plantae
Multicellular, eukaryote, some live on land, and autotrophs.
What is an example of eukarya
Humans
Who was Carl Linnaeus
He was the father of taxonomy who gave is the hierarchical system
Taxonomy has 4 kingdoms.
False
What are some characteristics of an eukarya
Found everywhere, most of the world's living thing, and Eukaryote
What are some characteristics of animalia
Multicellular, eukaryote, live everywhere, and heterotrophs.
What are some examples of fungi
Yest, mushrooms, and ringworm
Who was George Fox and Carl Woses
The people introduced the three domain system the 70's
This is the order of the classification is this: Domain, Kingdom, class, phyum, order, family, genus, species
False