Levels Of Classification
The most inclusive level of classification, that was only added around 20 years ago
What is domain?
What is an organism that has just one cell.
The characteristic regarding cells...
What is it must have cells?
This is the meaning of Binomial Nomenclature
What is the two-word system used to name organisms?
The phrase for remembering the 8 levels of classification
What is "Dear King Phillip Came Over For Good Soup"
(There are many variations of this, so any will work)
Autotroph means...
What is an organism that can make its own energy?
The characteristic regarding adapting...
What is responds to changes?
The two levels of classification used in an organism's scientific name
What are Genus and species?
This is the LOWEST level of classification, and is the second half of the scientific name
What is species?
Eukaryotic means...
What is a cell that has a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles?
Characteristic regarding having offspring...
What is must reproduce?
The level of classification that is capitalized in the scientific name
What is Genus?
GENUS is CAPITALIZED!
SPECIES is NOT!
There are 6 kingdoms in taxonomy. Name them
What are Animals, Plants, Protists, Archaebacteria, Eubacteria, and Fungi.
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!
The difference between asexual and sexual reproduction.
Sexual: Takes 2 parents; Offspring looks different
Asexual: Takes 1 parent; Offspring is identical
Characteristic regarding growth...
What is it must grow and develop?
This is the language that the scientific name is written in
What is Latin?
This major difference allows Fungi to be its own kingdom.
What is its ability to reproduce using spores?
Heterotroph meaning...
What is an organism that cannot make its own energy?
These two characteristics regarding DNA and gaining energy...
What are it must have DNA and use energy (some from food)?
The two ways a scientific name can be seen
What are underlined or italicized?