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Diversity of Living Organisms
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Diversity of living organisms
Terms The Kingdoms Classification Characteris-tics of Life Grab Bag
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Terms 100

• Multicellular organisms undergo cell division in
  order to do this.

Growth
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Terms 200

• A type of simple cell that lacks a nucleus and
  membrane-bound organelles.

Prokaryotic Cell
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Terms 300

• The name for a type of organism made up of
  complex cells, all of which contain
  membrane-bound organelles.

Eukaryote
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Terms 400

• Plants have the ability to self-feeding using
  the sun and are therefore considered to be what?

Autotrophic or Photosynthetic
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Terms 500

• The area in which DNA is located inside
  Prokaryotic cells

Inside the cell (cytoplasm 100 pts)
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The Five Kingdoms 100

• All organisms in this kingdom possess DNA.

Any!
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The Five Kingdoms 200

• Organisms in this kingdom possess chloroplasts,
  enabling them to convert sun energy into
  carbohydrates.

Plantae
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The Five Kingdoms 300

• External digestion occurs in this kingdom. It
  also includes the larges organism on the planet.

Fungi
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The Five Kingdoms 400

• The smallest known organism belongs to this
  kingdom.

Eubacteria or Archaea
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The Five Kingdoms 500

• The name of the protist that causes explosive
  diarrhea. Yum!

Giardia
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Classification 100

• The most specific classification grouping

Species
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Classification 200

• The most inclusive classification group as
  recognized by scientists

Domain (Kingdom 100 pts)
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Classification 300
A tool that can be used to identify various
species by looking at characteristics that
organisms either possess (or dont possess?).
Dichotomous Key
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Classification 400

• The classification hierarchy, in order (excluding
  domain)

KPCOFGS
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Classification 500

• Humans belong in the Primate
  (classification hierarcy level)

Order
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Characteristics of Life 100

• The complexity of organisms is described as
  being either

Multicellular or Unicellular
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Characteristics of Life 200

• The characteristic of life that addresses the
  fact that all living organisms pass DNA onto
  offspring.

Reproduction
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DAILY DOUBLE - Characteristics of Life 300

• Name 5 characteristics of living things we listed
  in the Diversity Table

Reproduction, Requiring Energy, Responding to
Environment, Growth, Made of Cells/Complexity
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Characteristics of Life 400

• Which species concept addresses the ability of
  same species organisms to produce fertile
  offspring?

Biological Species Concept
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Characteristics of Life 500

• Which kingdoms of life includes organisms that
  can be autotrophic and/or heterotrophic?

Archaebacteria, Eubacteria, Protista
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Grab Bag 100

• Frequently debated among scientists is the
  classification of whether this is considered
  living or non-living

Virus
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Grab Bag 200

• The phylum to which we belong!

Chordata (or Craniata)
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Grab Bag 300

• Methanogens belong to this interesting domain

Archaea
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Grab Bag 400

• Give the quadratic formula.

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Grab Bag 500

• What is the capital of Canada?

Ottawa
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FINAL JEOPARDY!
An overarching rule scientists consider when
determining whether or not something can be
considered living.
The organism should possess all or most
characteristics of life