3.4 Review

What microscope should be used for microscopic images of a sample

• Dissecting Microscope

• Compound Microscope

• Scanning Electron Microscope

• Transmission Electron Microscope

What microscope would be used to take images of small insects?

• Dissecting

• Compound

• Scanning Electron

• Transmission Electron

A transmission electron microscope would best be to view...

• kidney stones

• surface of a virus

• mitochondria

• movement of bacteria cells

Species closely related to the sheep is...

• deer

• dog

• bat

• armadillos

Why would classification of a species change?

• New genetic evidence

• Advanced technologies

• Studying the embryo

• Comparing shared anatomical features

Which domain would contain membrane bound organelles

• Archaea

• Bacteria

• Eukarya

• Protista

Which organism demonstrates features of bacteria

• Organism 1

• Organism 2

• Organism 3

• Organism 4

Which question would best help to identify the kingdom difference of two Fungi and Plantae?

• Are they eukaryotic?

• Is a cell wall present?

• How does each organism obtain energy?

• How is genetic information stored?

Using data from the table, which statement best describes how the newer nucleotide evidence would change the classification of these organisms?

• The similarities in the nucleotide sequences of the giant panda and the lesser panda

  demonstrate they are most closely related.

• DNA evidence has shown that the lesser panda is most closely related to the raccoon because it has the most genetic similarities.

• The lesser panda and the spectacled bear are most closely related because they share the same genetic information resulting in many shared traits.

• Similarities in nucleotides between the lesser panda and the spectacled bear indicate they are most closely related and that they should live in similar environments.

As technology became more advanced, what happened to the classification system?

• Advances in DNA sequencing have eliminated the original kingdoms from the Linnaean system.

• Advances in the microscope have allowed us to move from the six kingdom system to a three kingdom system.

• Advances in the microscope have allowed us to modify our classification system and

  create the Kingdom Animalia.

• Advances in DNA sequencing have allowed us to modify our classification systems over time to include six kingdoms.