Not Growing

Decreasing in size or number of cells

Getting super big

Increasing in size or number of cells

Reacts to a change in the environment

Wearing a coat in the winter

Telling your stimuli to do something

Reacts to the same to a change in the environment

Being at home

Keep good internal conditions

Ability to maintain a steady internal conditions

Eating food

To be built out of one or more cells

To be built out of zero or less cells

Organizing the shelf

Ability to maintain a steady internal conditions

Increasing in size or number of cells

keeps you healthy

Used to do work such as transport substances, make new cells, and perform chemical reactions

Makes you run fast

Term Linnaeus used to classify organisms based on having similar structures.

Has 6 of them.

Term Aristotle used to classify organisms based on having similar structures.

A place where organisms are in a monarchy.

1700's. Changed classification into the modern format which classifies based on body structure rather than behaviors.

300's A.D. First to classify life. His system was used for 1700 years

A dude who liked sorting organisms

300's BC. First to classify life. His system was used for 2000 years

Pantae

Animalia

Archaea

Fun Guy

Protista

300's BC. First to classify life. His system was used for 2000 years.

A guy who perfected the naming system.

1700's. Changed classification into the modern format which classifies based on body structure rather than behaviors.

He created Taxonomy

Kingdoms

Worlds

Classification levels

Amount of organism categories

The number of classification levels Aristotle created to separate organisms and give scientific names

The number of songs Linnaeus made.

Number of kingdoms.

The number of classification levels Linnaeus created to separate organisms and give scientific names

a six-part naming system used worldwide to identify specific organisms

a two-part naming system used worldwide to identify specific organisms

a nine-part naming system used worldwide to identify specific organisms

a four-part naming system used worldwide to identify specific organisms

The Second part of a scientific name.

The First part of a scientific name.

Part of scientific name that is capitalized. This is a very small group of organisms that are very closely related.

Part of scientific name that is not capitalized. This is a very small group of organisms that are very closely related.

Part of a scientific name that is capitilized. This level is the last, which separates this organisms from all others.

Part of a scientific name that is lowercase. This level is the last, which separates this organisms from all others.

The First part.

The Second part

A tool that is used to not figure out organisms and that consists of the answers to a one of questions

A tool of science

A tool that is used to identify organisms and that consists of the answers to a series of questions

A science textbook.

A diagram to organized based on similar traits.

A tree diagram that is based on traits shared by organisms showing how monsters developed over time.

A branched diagram that is based on traits shared by organisms showing how creatures developed over time.

A Clad that likes Grams