VARIATION AND CLASSIFICATION

Classification is.....

• The science of naming and classifying organisms of the world based on their similiar characteristic

• to identify, classify and name unidentified organisms

• Sorting organisms into groups based on their common characteristic

• The ways in which organisms fit into their habitat and survive

Helps scientists to identify individual species accurately wherever they are. This statement is benefit of

• Taxonomy

• Classification

• Adaptation

• Characteristic

A -Genus

B - Phylum

C - Class

D - Kingdom

E - Family

F - Species

G - Order

Which of the following sequence shows the hierarchy of classification?

• A-B-C-D-E-F-G

• G-F-E-D-C-A-B

• D-B-C-G-E-A-F

• A-C-B-G-F-D-E

The science of naming and classifying organisms of the world based on their similiar characteristics, is called.....

• Zoology

• Biology

• Entomology

• Taxonomy

Who is the father of taxonomy......

• Carl Linnaeus

• Issac Newton

• Aristoteles

• Graham Bell

Example of vertebrates......

• Cat, Horse, Salmon, Lobster, Crocodile

• Frog, snake, penguin, whales, starfish

• Spider, eagle, bat, salamander, scorpio

• iguana, gecko, goose, whales, tadpole

Example of arthropoda

• Spider, Lobster, grasshopper, sea lilly

• Lobster, Grasshopper, centipede, spider

• Flatworm, annelida, starfish,lobster

• Spider, snail, squid, lobster

What is invertebrates?

• Animals without mitochondria

• Animals without skin

• Animals without backbones

• Animals without nucleus

Include plants such as mosses and liverworts, need damp places to live, reproduce by making sopers (do not seeds), and they do not have true roots, stems, and leaves. This characteristic of....

• Monocot

• Filicinophyta

• Coniferophyta

• Bryophyta

Example of Monocotyledonae

• Apple

• Mango

• Tulip

• Rose