To which kingdom does the following organism belong: breaks down materials outside their bodies and absorbs nutrients, ex: mushrooms, molds

To which kingdom does the following organism belong: use the sun's energy to make glucose (photosynthesis) ex: pine trees

To which kingdom does the following organism belong: complex, multi-cellular organisms with no cell walls, ex: humans

To which kingdom does the following organism belong: all eukaryotes that are not plants, animals, or fungi; most are single celled

To which kingdom does the following organism belong: does not have a membrane bound nucleus; unicellular, ex: bacteria

To which kingdom does the following organism belong: do not have nuclei, can be found in deep ocean vents; mostly unicellular, ex: Thermococcus litoralis

What domain is described: unicellular, prokaryotes, found in extreme environments (salty water, volcanic hot springs) ex: sulfolobus

What domain is described: found everywhere, prokaryotes, most known and studied bacteria, ex: streptococcus

What domain is described: found everywhere, most of the world's living things, eukaryotes, ex: humans

The process of grouping things based on similarities

The scientific study of how living things are classified

Who is credited with creating the first classification system, in 5 A.D.?

Known as the father of taxonomy, gave us the hierarchical system we now use (items arranged either above, below, or at same level

Introduced the three domain system in the 1970s; changes have been proven by modern technology in molecular biology

The highest rank of organisms in a biological taxonomy; divides cellular life into three groups

How many levels of classification are there?

To what genus do poodles belong?

To what family do humans belong?

To what order do cactus belong?