Domains
Kingdoms
Mixed
Evolution
Branching Tree
100

The dense area of a cell that contains nucleic acids- the chemical instructions that direct cell activities (DNA).

nucleus 

100

what are the 4 kingdoms of the domains Eukarya 

plant, protist, fungi, animal

100

What shows probable evolutionary relationships among organisms and the order in which specific characteristics may have evolved.

branching tree diagram

100

Name the scientist that proposed the theory of evolution

Charles Darwin 

100

which organism is the oldest and which is the youngest?

jawless fish ; mammals 

200

Define Prokaryote

Define Eukaryote

Prokaryote - a cell that lacks a nucleus 

Eukaryote - a cell that contains a nucleus 

200

This kingdom contains organism that are all multicellular heterotrophs that live in many diverse environments

Animal Kingdom

200

True/False: Species with similar evolutionary histories are not classified together. 

True/ False: Two groups of organisms with similar characteristics did not descend from a common ancestor.

False ; False

200

process of change over time

evolution

200

Which group of organism would be the smallest group

mammals

300

What are the 3 domains of Life?

Archaea, Bacteria, Eukaray

300

This kingdom contains organisms that are all multicellular autotrophs 

Plant kingdom 

300

True/False: Bacteria are a domains of only unicellular prokaryotes that can be autotrophs or heterotrophs. 

True/ False: Archaea are unicellular prokaryotes that live in harsh conditions that can be autotrophs or heterotrophs.

True ; True

300

the process by which individuals that are better adapted to their environment are more likely to survive and reproduce

Natural Selection

300

Amphibians are more closely related to which other group

Bony Fish

400

How are Archaea and Bacteria similar (2 similarities)?

How are Archaea and Bacteria different (2 differences)? 

unicellular, prokaryotes, can be autotrophs or heterotrophs

chemical and structural differences

400

this kingdom contains organisms that are mostly multicellular with unicellular exceptions, heterotrophs that are considered decomposers

Fungi Kingdom

400

The process by which unrelated organisms evolve similar characteristics

convergent evolution

400

What are two methods scientists use to determine the evolutionary history of a species?

One way to to compare the structure of organisms. Scientists can also analyze DNA. 

400

Did amphibians evolve from reptiles? 

No, Because amphibians and reptiles show to have evolved from a common ancestor not each other

500

Organisms are placed into domains based on what 3 things

cell type; ability to make food; number of cells

500

any organism that cannot be classified into the other 3 kingdoms; can be autotrophs or heterotrophs; can be unicellular or multicellular... belongs to what kingdom?

protist kingdom 

500

a trait that the common ancestor of a group had an passed on to its descendants.

shared derived characteristic

500

How has the theory of evolution changed how biologists classify organisms?

Scientists now understand that certain organisms may be similar because they share a common ancestor and an evolutionary history

500

Are birds more closely related to mammals or reptiles? 

to reptiles - because the diagram shows that birds evolved from reptiles