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Classification

6th Grade

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consumersorganisms that do not make their own food
producersorganisms that do make their own food - plants
eukaryotic cellshave a true nucleus with a membrane
prokaryotic cellsdo not have a nucleus - monerans
6 characteristics of life1. made of cells 2. use energy3. grow & develop 4. respond to the environment 5. reproduce 6. adapt to the environment
6 needs of organisms1. energy 2. food 3. water 4. body temperature 5. gas exchange 6. living space
organismany living thing
cellbasic unit of life
5 kingdomsMonera, Protista, Fungi, Plant, Animal
herbivoresconsumers that only eat plants
carnivoresconsumers that only eat meat
omnivoresconsumers that eat plants and meat
endothermicthe ability of an organism to maintain an internal body temperature
exothermicwhen an organism can't maintain an internal body temperature
scientific classificationorderly method for arranging organisms in related groups
taxonomythe science of classification
7 categories of classification in orderKingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
Linnaeusscientist who developed an early system of classification looing at body structure & systems
Modern Classification Systemsystem of classification used today
4 characteristics of the Modern Classification Systembody structure, body systems, chemical make-up, ancestry
binomial nomenclature2 name naming system, Genus then species
kingdoms of simple organismsMonera, Protista, Fungi
kingdoms of complex organismsPlant, Animal
New Latinlanguage of classification
why use New Latinit is a non-spoken language
Monera phyla (2 kinds)Bacteria, Cyanobacteria
cyanobacteriaanother name for blue-green algae
aerobicwhen organisms use oxygen during the gas exchange
anaerobicwhen organisms use something other than oxygen during the gas exchange
3 shapes of bacteriacocci, spirilla, bacilli
cocci shaperound
spirilla shapespirals
bacilli shaperods
middle kingdom of organismsProtista - one-celled or many celled
3 groups of protistsplantlike, animal-like, funguslike
flagellatail like whip structures used to propel euglenas
ciliashort, hairlike structures used to propel paramecia
pseudopodiameans "false foot", locomotion for amoebas
mycologystudy of fungi
characteristics of fungihave no true roots or leaves, saprohytes & parasites
saprophyteorganism that feeds on dead or dying matter
parasiteorganism that lives in or on a host organism causing it harm
4 groups of fungizygote, sac, club, imperfect


BACS science teacher
Bryn Athyn Church School

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