Keys and Categories
This term means grouping things into sets of similar items.
What is classification?
Bacteria do not have this command structure in the cell, this is similar to the brain.
What is the nucleus?
This is the most broad level of classification.
What are Domains?
This class of animal typically has live birth, has fur, and gives milk.
What are mammals/What is Mammalia?
These structures help plants make their own food.
What are chloroplasts?
This is the second most broad categorization of animals, includes categories like plant and animal.
What are kingdoms?
This group of organism does not have a backbone.
What are invertebrates?
Yeast is this type of organism.
What is a fungus?
This category includes things like Mammalia.
What is a class?
This group of animals has backbones.
What are vertebrates?
The sea urchin belongs to this kingdom.
What are animals?
This is the most specific category.
What is a species?
This the broad category for a group of animals that share major characteristics, but are not necessarily the same species.
What is genus?
These animals are typically unicellular, can be animal like, plant like, or fungus like, they include Amoebas.
What are protists?
The way scientific names work is called this.
What is Binomial Nomenclature?