Classification #2

Front

What kingdom contains organisms with cell walls made of cellulose?

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plant

Front

What kingdoms are eukaryotic? Options: Archea and bacteria, Plant and Protist, Fungi, Protist and Archea, Protist and bacteria

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Plant and Protist

Front

What kingdom is all heterotrophic but can be either multicellular or unicellular? Options: fungi, protist, animal, bacteria

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fungi

Front

What is different about the protist and fungi kingdoms? Options: Some protists are multicellular and fungi are not, Some protists are autotrophs and fungi are not, Some protists are unicellular and fungi are not, Some protists are eukaryotes and fungi are not

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Some protists are autotrophs and fungi are not

Front

If two organisms belong in the same class, what else do they have in common?

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Domain, Kingdom, Phylum

Front

What is a good characteristic for a dichotomous key about types of animals?

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Organism has feathers

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The grouping of organisms based on characteristics is called

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classification

Front

Scientists used to base classification systems on physical characteristics, now they want to start using what? Options: Colors, DNA, Food consumed, Size

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DNA

Front

Which animals do not have jaws? Options: Lamprey and Lancelet, Lancelet, Lamprey and Tuna, Salamander and Turtle, All have jaws

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Lamprey and Lancelet

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What do all have in common? Options: Ear Structure, Tail, Vertebrae, Cranium Structure

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Vertebrae