Biology Ch 17
Terms
undefined, object
copy deck
- Archaebacteria
- prokaryotic; "ancient bacteria"
- Fungi
- eukaryotic,heterotropic organisms; gain nutrients by direct contact (can be multi- or uni- cellular)
- 6 kingdoms
- Eubacteria, Archaebacteria, protista, plantae, fungi, animalia
- Binomial nomenclature
- the 2 word scientific name of an organism; genus, Species
- 7 levels of modern classification systems
- kingdom, phylum, class, order, family genus, species ( King Philip comes over for good stuff)
- Protista
- eukaryotes that are NOT plant, animals, or fungi; single cell or multi- cell
- How was Aristotle's classification system inadequate
- he said everything was either an animal or a plant:common names are misleading (people in different part of the world had a different names for different animals)
- Eubacteria
- prokaryotic; "true bacteria"
- Animalia
- eukaryotic,multicellular,heterotrophic organisms; develop embryos; no cell walls
- how was Aristotle's and Linnaeus's classification system for organismssimilar
- they both have groups according to observable characteristics
- Taxonomy
- the science of descibing, naming, & classyfying organisms
- Plantae
- eukaryotic, multicellular plants, made up of cellulose
- what criteria did Linnaeus use to classify organisms
- form and structure
- relationship between phylum and division
- 1st level from kingdom; division-plants, phylum-everything else