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classification, kingdoms, and viruses

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known as the "catch all" kingdom because of the diversity of its members; unicellular or multicellular eukaryotes often found in aquatic ecosystems. Algae is also classified as this. plant like, animal like, fungi like. kingdom protisita
multicellular ekaryotes that ingest their food, they get their food by eating other organisms, can move kingdom animalia
what kingdom? mostly multicellular heterotrophs that absorb their food. decmposers kingdom fungi
what kingdom? unicellular prokaryotes found everywhere kingdom eubacteria
which kingdom? unicellular prokaryotes found in harsh enviornments like hot springs or extremely saline lakes kingdom archaebacteria
a single-celled organism that has no nuclear membrane separating its DNA from the rest of the cell and no membrane-bound organelles prokaryote
single celled organism that has no nuclear membrane seperating its DNA from the rest of the cell and no membrane-bound organelles prokaryote
organism that must consume food heterotroph
organism that contains cells with true nuclei and membrane-bound organelles eukaryote
organism made of one cell unicellular
science of classification taxonomy
organism made of many cells multicellular
father of taxonomy. developed two part system of naming organisms carolus linnaeus
organism capable of making its own food autotroph
the scientific name for an organism comes from its.......... genus and species
the seven levels of classification, from general to specific is... kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species
if two organisms share the same species, they will also share the same......... class, family, order
the scientific name for the common house cat is FELIS DOMESTICUS. what is the species name domesticus (genus,species)
what do scientists do when they discover organisms that do not fit into any of the six kingdoms? they create new kingdoms
scientists classify organisms based on their....... characteristics
name the two kingdoms that consit of only unicellular organisms eubacteria and archaebacteria
which kingdom is multicellular, has no chlorophyll, and decomposes matter to get food? fungi
which classification group has the most members with the fewest characteristics in common? kingdom
which classification group has the fewest members and the most characteristics in common? species
methanocaldococcus jannaschii is a single-celled prokaryote found at a hydrothermal vent on the ocean floor. it lives at pressures of more than 200 atmospheres and temperatures above 85 degrees celsius. it survives without oxygen and produces methane. archaebacteria
euglena gracilis is a one-celled organism that has a nucleus, produces its own food through photosynthesis and lives in warm water, moist soil and freshwater ponds? protista
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