Classification Systems

Carolus Linneas..

• Created the taxonomic key which arranged organisms in groups based on their observable characteristics

• Invented bones

• Created the first boat

• None of the above

Binomial Nomenclature is...

• The making and producing of paper

• A study lesson

• The system in which each organism is given a unique, two-part scientific name that indicates its genus and species

• The name of a French Scientist

Levels of Classification...

• Domain, kingdom, class, phylum, order, family, genus, species

• Kingdom, class, phylum, domain, family, genus, species, order

• Domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species

• None of them

The three domains are..

• Family, archea, order

• Archea, bacteria, chordata

• Eukarya, archea, bacteria

• None of them

Why do we use the Linnean system (2 names) of classifications of organisms?

• Organisms are all cute.

• Mr. Rentas said so

• Scientists use the Linnean System to name and classify organisms, because that system is used all over the world no matter what language you speak.

Thurs. Oct. 5th ~~~~10/5 ..... What BrainPop did we do today?

• 6 kingdoms

• metrics

• scientific method

• classification

Modern biological classification systems differ from outdated systems because they consider __________.

• morphological comparisons

• environmental changes

• evolutionary relationships

• biological biodiversity

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Which of the following is NOT a domain in the hierarchical biological classification system?

• Archaea

• Eukarya

• Animalia

• Bacteria

scientist who's classification system we still use today

• Carl Linnaeus

• Aristotle

• John Ray

• Charles Darwin

Eukarya includes...

• Familiar kingdom of plants, animals, and fungi, and a less familiar kingdom, Protista, which has much simpler organisms. (Eukarya members are also called eukaryotes.) Eukaryotes contain a nucleus with DNA.

• A group of closely related animals.

• Similar to Charles Darwin.

• None of these

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