Unit 9.2 Review

Which kingdom would an organism belong to if you noted that there was vascular tissue as seen in celery to move water up the stalk?

• bacteria

• animal

• plant

• fungus

Which organism is most closely related to this organism-->

Family: Hominidae

Genus: Canis

Species: Lupus

• Family: Canidae

  Genus: Homo

  Species: Lupus

• Family: Hominidae

  Genus: Homo

  Species: Lupus

• Family: Hominidae

  Genus: Canis

  Species: Dupos

• Family: Equidae

  Genus: Canis

  Species: Lupus

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How are phylogenetic trees used?

• They show a common ancestor amongst many species

• It shows how a single species is the same

• It provides exact descriptions of the evolutionary relationship between species

• It's an estimation of how characteristics affect organisms

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How are prokaryotes different from eukaryotes?

• Prokaryotes have a nucleus & eukaryotes don't.

• Prokaryotes do not have a nucleus and eukaryotes do.

• Prokaryotes have membrane bound organelles and eukaryotes don't.

• Prokaryotes are complex and eukaryotes are simple.

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If you have a monster with the following traits, what is his name?

2 eyes, green body, claws, 8 legs

• Deerus octagis

• Deerus pestis

• Deerus magnus

• Deerus humpis

• Deerus purplinis

The kingdoms of protist, fungi, and animals are similar because they all:

• include organisms that have a cell wall

• include organisms that have roots

• include organisms that are simple

• include organisms that are heterotrophs

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What key difference makes bacteria and archaebacteria different?

• The cell type

• The cell structure

• The number of cells

• The mode of nutritition

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How are phylogenetic trees and dichotomous keys different?

• Dichotomous: classification by traits

  Phylogenetic: show evolutionary relationships

• Dichotomous: show evolutionary relationships

  Phylogenetic: classification by traits

• Dichotomous: classification by traits

  Phylogenetic: classification by phenotype

What caused the bacteria kingdom to split into 2 kingdoms: bacteria and archaebacteria?

• bacteria are bad and archaebacteria are good

• bacteria are able to live longer than archaebacteria

• archaebacteria are able to live longer than bacteria

• archaebacteria can survive in extreme environments

Why are there more kingdoms in the classification system today than there were when it was first created?

• there is more information from better technology

• there are less species now than before

• there are more rules to classify organisms now

• there are more scientists now to classify organisms