Many years later, the Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus (1707–1778) described a 2-kingdom system of living things: animalia and plantae (he also described a third, non-living kingdom of minerals). Linnaeus devised a nested hierarchical system for classifying groups of organisms based on their similarities. He had five levels of classification: Kingdom, Class, Order, Genera and Species.
Carl Linnaeus many years later, created 5 levels of classification. List them below in order. The first one is done for you.
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One of the earliest known classification systems was created by Aristotle, a Greek philosopher who lived from 384–322 BC. He classified more than 500 species of animals in a book, separating them on the basis of if they had blood (vertebrates) or no blood (invertebrates). His pupil, Theophrastus, wrote a similar piece of work classifying plants.
Based on the reading, which characteristics did Aristotle use to separate the animals into groups?
Sentence Starter: Aristotle separated on animals on the basis of..
Research what an invertebrate animal is!
Research what a vertebrate animal is!
This system has been modified over the years, with additional levels of classification added. There have since been 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 kingdom systems proposed. There is still not consensus within the scientific community on which system to use (most modern textbooks refer to the 5 or 6 kingdom system).
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Research any animal or plant!!! Find out the animals or plants, kingdom, domain, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species.
Then create an infographic with all of that information.
What were the names of the groups in the two kingdom system?
As we learn more about _______, how we classify organisms continues to change.
With the correct spelling what are the three major Domains that all life is separated into?
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Pause the video here and write down what you see in the video as the main characteristics of prokaryotes.
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digest
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plants
Archaea are _____________ meaning that they like extremes
Halophiles are archaea that like
Methanogens can live where there is...
Thermophile archaea live where there are..
Pause the video and write down the characteristics that all eukaryotes have.
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Pause the video and record the 5 kingdoms of eukaryotes.
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As we move down the hierarchy levels, the characteristics in the groups become..
Because the species level is the most specific you can get, it is the...
There are many common names for animals like puma, mountain lion, cougar, texas panther. But the scientific name (Puma concolar) of an animal is specific and recognized...