Invert Zoology -- Taxonomy & Animal Body Organization

Which option represents the largest taxonomic group/category?

• Species

• Order

• Class

• Phylum

_______________ is the science of classifying and categorizing living things

• Binomial Nomenclature

• Taxonomy

• Phylogenetics

• Zoology

_______________ is the science of classifying and categorizing living things

• Genus

• Group

• Family

• Order

What is the scientific naming system called that scientists use to properly name organisms?

• Taxonomy

• Binomial Nomenclature

• Phylogeny

• Biology

A mutualistic symbiotic relationship is __________________.

• a relationship where both organisms are negatively affected

• a relationships where one organism is positively affected and the other is negatively affected

• a relationship where both organisms are positively affected

• a relationship where one organism is positively affected and the other is unaffected

_______________ is the evolutionary history of an organism.

• Phylogeny

• Cladogram

• Taxonomy

• Biology

Who invented modern taxonomy, and created many taxonomic principles that we still use today?

• Linnaeus

• Lindenberg

• LaCroix.. also invented that fancy water

• Darwin

What is the most derived synapomorphy that salamanders have in common with lamprey?

• Hair

• Jaws

• Amniotic Egg

• Vertebral Column

The type of symbiotic relationship, where one organism is positively affected while the other is unaffected, is called what?

• Mutualism

• Parasitism

• Commensalism

• Nimblypimblybimblyism

What types of animals have jaws, but do not have amniotic eggs?

• Turtle

• Tuna

• Tuna & Turtle

• Tuna & Salamander

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