MRS GREN
to produce offspring
What is "Reproduce"?
Made up of multicellular, eukaryotic organisms; ex.birds
What are animals?
The three domains are separated into these. They all share similarities or common characteristics.
What are kingdoms?
A name used by scientists made of Latin or Greek consisting of the genus and species.
What is a scientific name?
An organism is made of only one cell.
What is unicellular?
to take in or make food
What is "Nutrients"?
Made up of all other prokaryotes except archaea; ex. E. coli
What is bacteria?
The Science of Classification.
What is taxonomy?
Cells that contain a defined nucleus and organelles.
What is a eukaryote?
An organism made of more than one cell.
What is multicellular?
to react to the environment
What is "Stimulus"?
Made of multicellular, eukaryotic organisms; ex. mushrooms
What is fungi?
A single-celled organism that does not contain a nucleus.
What is a prokaryote?
Was the first recorded person to classify all living things and some of his groups are still used today (like vertebrates and invertebrates).
Who is Aristotle?
Your thoughts and ideas based on your observations
What is inference?
to remove waste products
What is "Excrete"?
Made of mostly unicellular, eukaryotic organisms; ex. green algae
What are protists?
The process of grouping something according to shared qualities or characteristics.
What is classification?
Considered the father of taxonomy. He developed the hierarchical system to classify nature.
Who is Carl Linneaus?
A testable explanation for your observations and inferences. Written in If..., then...
What is hypothesis?
to release energy; also, another word breathing
What is "Respiration/Respire"?
Made up of prokaryotes from extreme environments; ex. thermophiles
What is archaea?
The variable in an experiment that can be measured and responds to other variable. For example the number of drops the coin was able to hold.
What is the dependent variable?
Variable in experiment that is changed. For example Plant A got no water, Plant B got water everyday, etc.
A system of organization in which groups are ordered.
What is heirarchy?