Classification
Kingdoms
Vocabulary
Succession
Vertebrate Classes
100

This is the most inclusive, least specific, or highest level of classification.

What is Domain?

100

Sunflowers are a part of this kingdom

What is Plantae?

100

This word is short for biological diversity.

What is biodiversity?

100

This is an event, like a fire, flood or eruption, that changes a community by removing organisms

What is a disturbance?

100

A king Cobra is an example of this class of vertebrate

What is a reptile?

200
This is the purpose of classifying organisms.

What is to organize and name organisms.

200

Bacteria that live in extreme environments are a in what kingdom?

What is Archaebacteria?

200

This phylum of animals do not have a backbone.

What are Invertebrates?

200

These are the two types of succession.

What are primary and secondary succession?

200

A red-eyed tree frog is an example of this class.

What is an amphibian?

300

This is the two name naming system used to name species.

What is binomial nomenclature?

300

Organisms that don't fit in other kingdoms get placed in this one, it's also called the "Junk drawer Kingdom"

What is Protista

300

This word means a change in the population that occurs when organisms with favorable variations for a particular environment survive, reproduce and pass on that trait to their offspring.

What is natural selection?

300

A volcanic eruptions caused this type of succession because it occurs on bare rock after the lava cools.

What is primary succession.

300

A bald eagle is an example of this class.

What is a bird?

400

This scientist developed the system of naming organisms.

Who is Carl Linnaeus?

400

If an organism has cell walls made of chitin and is a eukaryotic heterotrophic decomposer they are typically put in this kingdom.

What is Fungi?

400

This is when people control how domesticated plans and animals live and reproduce and therefore control how they evolve.

What is artificial Selection?

400

This type of secondary succession occurs when a farmland gets abandoned and the native plants being to grow back.

What is Old-field succession?

400

A dolphin is an example of this class.

What is a mammal?

500

These two classification levels make up an organisms scientific name.

What are Genus and Species?

500

Organisms that are multicellular eukaryotic heterotrophs with no cell walls belong in this kingdom

What is Animalia

500

This acronym stands for how humans cause premature Extinctions.

What is HIPPCO?

500

This type of secondary succession occurs when soil and sediment start to fill in a pond and over time it becomes a part of the land biome.

What is Aquatic Succession?

500

A stingray is a part of this subclass of fish.

What is a chondrichthye?