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Title: The Diversity of living things


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The Diversity of living things
  • The Five Kingdoms
  • The Seven Levels of
  • Scientific Classification

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CLASSIFICATION
  • methods of grouping things according to
    similarities or differences.
  • Ex. by size, color, age, etc.

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The Science of classifying organisms is called
taxonomy.
  • - started by Aristotle in 350 BC.
  • Many disagreements about the groupings
  • by air?
  • by sea?
  • by land?

Where to put frogs? Geese?
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  • The Seven Levels of Scientific Classification
  • Kingdoms
  • Phylum
  • Class
  • Order
  • Family
  • Genus
  • Species

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CLASSIFICATION CATEGORIES
  • there are seven different levels of scientific
    classifications.
  • it becomes more exact/specific as you move down.

Ex. Bottlenose Dolphin Tursiops truncatus
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Kingdom Animal Phylum Chordate Class
Mammal Order Cetacea Family Delphinadae G
enus Tursiops Species truncatus
King Phillip cried out for goodness sake
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The Five Kingdoms
  • 1) Animal
  • 2) Plant
  • 3) Fungi
  • 4) Monera (Bacteria)
  • 5) Protist

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The Animal Kingdom
  • Have many cells
  • Cannot make their own food
  • Animals digest their food
  • Able to move
  • Examples are insects, mammals, amphibians

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Examples
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The Plant Kingdom
  • Have many cells
  • Plants make their own food (photosynthesis)
  • Plants cannot move (roots)
  • Examples are ferns, evergreens, roses

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Example
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The Fungi Kingdom
  • Cannot make their own food
  • Dont contain chlorophyll (not green)
  • Absorb food from organic matter
  • Most have many cells.
  • Examples are mold or and mildew.

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Examples
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The Monera (Bacteria) Kingdom
  • Single celled
  • Do not have a nucleus
  • Absorb food
  • Simplest life forms
  • Examples are blue-green algae, bacteria
  • Can be seen only through a microscope

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Examples
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The Protist Kingdom
  • Single celled (but more complicated than bacteria
  • All have a nucleus
  • Absorb, ingest, and/or, photosynthesize food
  • Examples are paramecium, amoeba
  • Most have one or more parts that look like whips

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Examples
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Review
  • Taxonomy The Science of Classifying living
    things
  • All living things can be classified into Five
    Kingdoms
  • Animal
  • Plant
  • Fungi
  • Monera
  • Protist

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