33.1 - Homework - From Early Classification to Modern Classification
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Early classification was based on physical features. Species with similar characteristics were grouped together under 2 kingdoms: animalia and plantae.
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What was early classification based on?
What was early classification based on?
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What two things did Swedish biologist Carl Linnaeus create...
What two things did Swedish biologist Carl Linnaeus create...
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Improved Technology:
Microscopes improved so scientists could see inside cells. DNA was discovered and scientists began to analyze DNA from different species.
Modern classification:
Today we classify species based on shared ancestry which is determined by a range of evidence including DNA analysis, comparison of bio -chemical processes, and more.
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Make a list of some things that you notice from this graphic. Choose meaningful things that you see and write them down and what they mean.
Example: I see that the Domain has the largest portion of the inverted pyramid. I think this means that in that portion there are more organisms that share that domain.
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Make a list of some things that you notice from this graphic. Choose meaningful things that you see and write them down and what they mean.
Example: I see that the Domain has the largest portion of the inverted pyramid. I think this means that in that portion there are more organisms that share that domain.
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The first word in binomial nomenclature is the ______of the animal.
The first word in binomial nomenclature is the ______of the animal.
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Complete the graphic using the words from the word bank:
Word bank: Definitely keep ponds clean or frogs get sick ancestry DNA improved cells DNA analyze physical similar two plantae sorting groups Linnaeus species taxonomy mix-up taxa specific inclusive
Complete the graphic using the words from the word bank:
Word bank: Definitely keep ponds clean or frogs get sick ancestry DNA improved cells DNA analyze physical similar two plantae sorting groups Linnaeus species taxonomy mix-up taxa specific inclusive
Domains Name & describe the 3 domains.
This is the most recent and highest level of classification. Work by the American scientist Carl Woese and his team led to this taxon being added in 1990. There are three domains.
1. Bacteria
Unicellular with no nucleus or membrane-bound organelles. Has a cell wall. Some are harmful and some are useful.
2. Archaea
Unicellular with no nucleus or membrane-bound organelles. Has a different type of cell wall. Some of them live under extreme conditions, e.g. hydrothermal vents
3. Eukarya
A mix of unicellular and multi-cellular organisms. They always have a nucleus. Some eukarya have cell walls like plants and fungi, but animals do not.
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Which domain have organisms that contain cell walls?
(Select all that apply)
Which domain have organisms that contain cell walls?
(Select all that apply)
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Which domain(s) have a nucleus?
Which domain(s) have a nucleus?
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All of these 4 kingdoms are apart of the domain eukarya. What do all of these kingdoms have in common?
All of these 4 kingdoms are apart of the domain eukarya. What do all of these kingdoms have in common?
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Which of these kingdoms have autotrophic organisms that can make their own energy.
Which of these kingdoms have autotrophic organisms that can make their own energy.
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Complete the graphic using the words from the word bank:
Word bank: highest three nucleus cell wall Archaea nucleus wall extreme Eukarya nucleus Animalia multi hetero cell wall Plantae Auto cellulose Hetero chitin Fungi Protista domain
Complete the graphic using the words from the word bank:
Word bank:
highest
three
nucleus
cell wall
Archaea
nucleus
wall
extreme
Eukarya
nucleus
Animalia
multi
hetero
cell wall
Plantae
Auto
cellulose
Hetero
chitin
Fungi
Protista
domain