_____________ is the scientific study of how organisms are classified and named.

Only the __________ word in an organism's complete scientific name has its first letter capitalized.

The levels of classification of organisms in order are: domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, and species. The broadest, least specific level is ___________.

To identify an unfamiliar organism, you could us a field guide and a _____________.

In Linnaeus's classification system, the smallest group was the ________.

As you move down the levels of classification, from domain to species, the number of organisms in each group ____________.

Organisms in the same family are __________ closely related than organisms in the same order. (Think about the order of classification)

Linnaeus classified organisms according to the same observable features.

FElis concolor can mate with Felis domesticus.