Science test - Kingdoms of life
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- Animalia, plantae, fungi, protista, archea, bacteria
- 6 kingdoms
- modern classification system
- 6 kingdom system based on bady structure and systems, size, colore, shape, methods of obtaining food, chemical makeup and ancestors
- anthophyte/ angiosperms
- vascular, seeds in fruit, have flowers
- traits and body structure
- organisms can be classified based on these
- kingom
- largest classification group
- annelids
- invertabretes, bilateral symmetry, segmented - earthworm
- Ferns/Pterophyta
- vascular, spores, fringed leaves, grow in cool, wooded areas
- Mosses/Bryophyta
- nonvascular, spores, live in moist areas
- Homo Sapiens (in itacs)
- correct scientific form
- conifers/ gymnosperms
- vascular, seeds in cones, evergreens
- chordates
- vertebretes, bilateral symmetry, have endskeleton - human
- arthropods
- invertabretes, bilateral symmetry have hard exoskelotons - spider
- cnidarians
- have stinging cells, radial symmestry, are invertabretes, have a central opening surrounded by tentacles - jellyfish
- mollusks
- invertebretes, bilateral symmetry, have muscular foot, some have shells - snail
- species
- smallest and most specific group
- Homo sapiens (un-italics)
- incorrect scientific form
- dichotomous key
- devise used to identify organisms
- classification
- process of sorting objects or events into groups based on common features
- echinoderms
- invertabretes, radial symmetry - sea star
- kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species
- 7 classification levels (most specific to least specific)
- taxonomy
- process of classifying and naming organisms
- Homo Sapiens
- incorrect scientific form
- homo sapiens
- incorrect scientific form