Which type of cell is found in archaea and bacteria?

Which type of cell has membrane bound organelles (such as mitochondria and nucleus)?

Animalia, Plantae, Fungi, and Protista are the four kingdoms in which domain?

Which type of classification groups organisms into taxonomic ranks based on similarities in morphology?

What is bi-nomial nomenclature? (say it out loud)

Which two taxons does bi-nomial nomenclature use?

Which one follows the correct order?

The taxonomic classification is hierarchical; it goes from general to specific

The type of classification that places species into clades based on descent from a single ancestor is known as:

The study of the diversity and relationships among organisms is known as:

The science of naming and classifying living things is known as:

The evolutionary history and relationship of an organism is known as their:

The physical features of an organism is known as their:

Homologous features are:

A group of species that share homologous characteristics and belong to a single branch of the evolutionary tree is known as a:

A branching tree that only shows evolutionary relationships is known as a:

Which area of study analyses heritable molecular differences to determine an organism's evolutionary relationships?

The short, highly conserved sequence of DNA used in molecular phylogeny is known as:

A branching diagram that represents a likely hypothesis of the evolutionary relationships among taxa, and shows evolutionary time, is known as a:

Which part of the phylogenetic is the blue arrow pointing to?

A group that shows the common ancestor and all its descendants is known as:

A group that shows the common ancestor and not all of its descendants is known as:

A group that does not show the common ancestor is known as:

Which of these is a phylogenetic tree?

Which species is most closely related to the crocodile?

Primates have vertebrae, bony skeleton, four limbs, amniotic sac, and hair. True or false?

Which species have an amniotic egg?

Which species have a vertebrae?

Which strategists has a low life expectancy and type 3 mortality:

Which strategist has few offspring and high levels of parental care?

Which strategist lives in variable and unpredictable conditions?

Which of the following is an example of a K-strategist?

Which survivorship curve applies to K-strategists?

Species are groups of actually or potentially interbreeding populations that are reproductively isolated.

Which species concept is this?

What is a limitation of the biological species concept?

The smallest group of organisms that share a common ancestor and can be distinguished by a unique set of morphological/genetic traits.

Which species concept is this?

Which of the following is an example of an interspecific hybrid?

A small area within a larger surrounding habitat is known as a:

Areas with geographically distinct plant and animal communities are known as:

Which system uses the following 6 factors to classify an ecosystem: precipitation, bio-temp., evapotranspiration, humidity, latitude, and altitude.

Using Specht's classification system, what would this ecosystem be classified as?

Which system uses region, landscape, climate, hydrology, and topography to classify ecosystems?

Which is an example of systematic sampling?

Which sampling technique is most appropriate for plants and slow-moving animals?

Which sampling technique is most appropriate for mobile species?

Select the three main ways of reducing bias in sampling:

Which layer of a stratified forest has waxy leaves, the tallest trees, and wide roots?

What type of biome has 900mm/yr of rainfall and a temperature range of 0-30 degrees?