
Biological Classification
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Science
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7th Grade
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Hard
James Gonzalez
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15 Slides • 11 Questions
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Classification and dichotomous keys
What is Biology? It is the study of all things living.
What is classification? Classification is a way of organizing things into orderly groups.
Who are taxonomist? They sort living things into orderly groups, this is a form of classification called "taxonomy"
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Biology is the study of all things living.
classification is a way of organising things into orderly groups.
Taxonomist are a type of biologist who sort LIVING things into orderly groups. This is called taxonomy.
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Fill in the Blank
Type answer...
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Multiple Select
What is classification and what is taxonomy? select two answers.
Classification is a way of organising things into orderly groups
grouping things
Taxonomy is a way of organising LIVING things.
the study of all things living
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All living things are made up of cells
Taxonomist use the acronym MRS GREN to determine if something is living or not.
Move
Respire
Senesitivity
Grow
Reproduce
Excrete
Nutrients
Subject | Subject
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taxonomist determine if something is living using 7 key characteristics these are;
Move
Respire
Sensitivity
Grow
Reproduce
Excrete
Nutrients
Subject | Subject
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All living things Move.
All living things breath (respiration).
All living things respond to change (sensitivity).
All living things need food and nutrients (nutrients)
All living things grow.
All living things produce reproduce (reproduce).
All living things produce waste (excretion).
on the next slide connect the statement with the matching word; for example match responds to changes with sensitivity.
MRS GREN, the 7 characteristics of living things.
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Draw
Match the statement with the word!
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Taxonomists sort living things into 7 main groups.
Kingdom – the most diversity
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species – the most similarity
Linnaeus classification!
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Multiple Choice
Select the correct order of classifications for linnaeus taxonomy! starting with kingdom in the largest domain
Kingdom
Phylum
class
order
family
genus
species
kingdom
class
species
genus
phylum
order
family
Species
genus
family
order
class
phylum
kingdom
Kingdom
kigndom
genus
family
phylum
order
genus
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Classification and dichotomous keys.
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Classification and dichotomous keys
Remember, classification is the process of sorting things into orderly groups. when we wort living things into orderly group we call this taxonomy and this is done by taxonomist.
Food in a supermarket
Vegetables
Meat
fruits
carrot and celery chicken and beef apple and grapes
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Multiple Choice
Keys are used in biology to sort living things into groups. Keys are charts and special tables. How do they work?
It consist of a series of choices that lead the user to the correct name of the given object or things
Keys are used to unlock doors and charts are for graphing living things in order to characterise them.
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Open Ended
try using this key in order to identify the shapes.
Example: (number 1)
Step one: it has a tail
Step two: it has four or more tails
Step three: it is a spiral shape.
The shape is a spiralfourtail.
Now you try identify 2,3,4,5 & 6.
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Open Ended
use this key to identify the shape show your working in steps, example: Shape one
Step one: it has a tail
Step two: it has four tails
Step three: it is spiral shaped
The shape is a spiralfourtail.
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Remember dichotomous means divided in 2 parts.
A dichotomous key is a key like the one previously that always uses two choices only.
They chart in this slide shows more than two options to choose from! so this is not a dichotomous key.
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Open Ended
Is this a dichotomous key? explain why you chose this answer!
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Open Ended
is this a dichotomous key? , explain your answer!
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Open Ended
is this a dichotomous key? explain your answer. remember dichotomous keys only show two options for each question.
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Take note of these guidelines, you will need to know how to make a key for your task.
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Multiple Choice
What is classification and who are taxonomist?
Classification is a way of grouping things into orderly groups.
Taxonomist sort LIVING things into orderly groups this is called taxonomy.
living things, like plants and animals.
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Ask miss for identifying crazy critters activity!
Classification and dichotomous keys
What is Biology? It is the study of all things living.
What is classification? Classification is a way of organizing things into orderly groups.
Who are taxonomist? They sort living things into orderly groups, this is a form of classification called "taxonomy"
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