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| one-celled organisms that have one or more nuclei and are similar in structure to plant and animal cells are in the kingdom ____. | Protista. |
| The first part of the scientific name | Genus. |
| the second part of the scientific name | Species. |
| arrangement of things in groups of similar terms | Classification. |
| These organisms are multicellular, find their own food, and can move | Animalia. |
| ___ are multicellular, make their food, but can NOT move | Plantae. |
| trait that better suits an organism to its environment | Adaption. |
| classification system in which things are divided into smaller and smaller groups | Linnaean System. |
| organisms that cells similar to plants but do not make their own food belong to this kingdom | Fungi. |
| a series of choices that leads to the correct identification of an organism | Dichotomous key. |
| this kingdom includes bacteria and blue green bacteria | Monera.(1) |
| THE FIVE KINGDOMS | Animalia, Plantae, Protista, Monera, Fungi |
| What are the seven levels of the Linnaean system in order from biggest to smallest? | Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species |
| If a certain one-celled organism has chloroplasts, a nucleus, and a whiplike flagellum it would part be of the _____kingdom. | Protista |
| ___ are single celled and have NO nucleus. | Monera. (2) |
| Why do we use scientific names? | To avoid any confusions of about the identity of the organisms |
| 2 divisions of the animalia kingdom | 1. organisms with a backbone 2. organisms without a backbone |
| How do fungi differ from plants? | They do not make their own food. |
| Who developed the modern system of classification? | Carolus Linnaeus |
| What are 2 types of organisms in the Kingdom Monera? | bacteria and cyanobacteria |
| What do Monera lack? | Nucleus |
| What characteristics or adaptations are used to classify plants? | 1. presence of vascular tissues 2. method of reproduction 3. structure of roots, stems, and leaves |
