A | B |
Classification | is the grouping of things according to similar characteristics |
Taxonomy | the science of classification |
Binomial Nomenclature | Naming system using two names- genus, species |
Linnaeus | Developed the system we use today |
Kingdom | Largest classification group |
Species | Smallest Classification group |
Autotroph/Producer | Can make food from simple raw materials |
Heterotroph/Consumer | Cannot make their own Food |
Monerans | Unicellular organisms that do not have a nucleus |
Protista | Most diverse kingdom organisms-animal-like; plant-like; fungi-like |
Fungi | Mostly multicellular organisms, that have a cell wall and are adsorptive heterotrophs |
Plantae | Multicellular autotrophs |
Animalia | Multicellular ingestive heterotrophs that have specialized tissues |
Adsorptive heterotroph | Organisms that digest their food outside the body, then adsorb it. |
Ingestive Heterotroph | Organisms that take food into their body then digest it. |
Decomposer | Organisms that break down dead organic matter and recycle the nutrients into the soil. |
Archaea | Domain that contains the bacteria that live in extreme environments, have introns and are not killed by antibiotics. |
Bacteria | Domain that contains all of the normal bacteria that do not have introns and can be killed by antibiotics. |
Eukarya | Domain that contains all of the organisms that have eukaryotic cells. |
Families | An order is a taxon that contains related __________. |