| A | B |
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| Classification | grouping of things according to similar charactoristics |
| Bioligical Classification | systeams that name and organize living things in a meaningful, and logical way |
| Taxonomy | science of classification |
| Taxonimists | people who work in the field of Taxonaomy |
| Aristotle | a Greek Philiosopher who divided organisms into two groups: plants and animals |
| Carolus Linnaeous | a Swedish scientist that came up with binomial nomenclature |
| Binomial Nomenclature | naming system consisting of two names |
| genus | group of organisms that are closely related; the fist word in an animals scientific name;italicized |
| species | an exact name of an organism; lower cassed;italizised |
| evoulution1 | to change |
| evolution2 | the process in which new kinds of organisms develop from previously existing organisms |
| kingdom | the largest general group of organisms |
| phylum | the second larggest group of organisms |
| class | the third largest group of organisms |
| order | the fourth largest group of organisms |
| family | the 5th largest group of organisms |
| monerans | bacteria; unicellular organisms; no nucleos, or heridetary material;autotroph |
| protists | most unicellular organisms; green in color; autotrophs |
| Fungi | multicellular; have cell wall; is fungi; heterotrophs |
| Plantae | plants; autotrophs;-trees, mosses, ferns |
