1 What is Taxonomy? 2 If we go back far enough every living thing is related to every living thing, meaning we all have what?
3 The trick of taxonomy is basically figuring out what?
4 To get that structure biologists use the taxonomic system to classify all the organisms on Earth. It is sometimes called and it illustrates the evolutionary relationships between all living species.
5 Who is the Swedish scientist that developed this classification system because he saw that the current naming system would collapse and was too confusing?
6 The method of naming and classifying organisms that Linnaeus adopted was based on . . .
7 We are also using binomial nomenclature, the use of a 2 part name for every species. What 2 names do we use to name an organism?
8 What are the domains 3 we have?
9 Bacteria and Archaea are , meaning they lack a nucleus. While Eukarya make up all life forms that have a .
10 Under the domain Eukarya, we have 4 kingdoms. List the 4 Eukaryotic Kingdoms below:
11 Plants, or Plantae, are autotrophs (also known as producers). Meaning they can do what?
12 The Protist Kingdom contains both autotrophs and heterotrophs. There are 3 types of protists: -like, - like, & -like.
13 The fungus kingdom includes organisms like . . .
14 Fungus has cell walls like plants, but instead of being made of cellulose, they are made of , which is the same material in the exoskeleton of a beetle. Fungus are like animals and break down their food and reabsorb the nutrients.
15 Animals are and are , meaning we spend a lot of time hunting down food because we can’t make it ourselves.