Domains
Classification tier just below domain in the classification hierarchy.
What is kingdom?
Examples of organisms in this kingdom include sponges, worms, and insects.
What is Animalia?
The main diagonal line in a cladogram represents this.
What is common ancestry?
Most specific classification tier in the classification hierarchy.
What is species?
Autotrophs do this.
What is make their own food?
Domain is the _________ specific classification tier/category.
What is least?
Classification tier just below kingdom.
What is phylum?
Organisms that are adjacent on a cladogram are __________ related.
What is closely?
Cell type with no nucleus or membrane-bound organelles.
What is prokaryotic?
Can live in volcanic hot springs and brine pools.
What are archaebacteria? (will accept archaea)
Is the parent domain to four kingdoms.
What is Eukarya?
Kingdom with organisms that are autotrophic/heterotrophic, unicellular/multicellular, and some have cell walls made of cellulose.
What is Protista?
Traits that give rise to branching off of the main line of the cladogram.
What are derived characters?
Cell type with a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles.
What is eukaryotic?
Organisms in this kingdom have cell walls made of cellulose and chloroplasts.
What is Plantae?
Includes prokaryotic organisms like E. coli.
What is Bacteria?
Kingdom with organisms that have cell walls made of chitin.
What is Fungi?
Derived characters apply in this direction.
What is to the right?
The proper format and capitalization of an organism's scientific name.
What is Genus species?
Naming system developed, giving rise to an organism's scientific name.
What is binomial nomenclature?
Includes prokaryotic organisms that are extremophiles.
What is Archaea
Kingdom with organisms with cells walls without peptidoglycan.
What is archaebacteria?
The organism showcasing the fewest derived characters can be found here on the cladogram.
What is the left-most side?
Order of classification tiers from most to least inclusive.
What is domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, and species?
The kingdom that giant kelp belongs to.
What is Protista?