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- 1. Multiple Choiceclassifying and giving each organism a universal nameTaxonomyClassificationEmbryology
- 2. Multiple Choiceto categorize or put into groupsTaxonomyClassificationEmbryology
- 3. Multiple Choicetool used to identify organisms. At each step, it splits characteristics into two categories: "has" or "does not have"pedigreedichotomous keydomain
- 4. Multiple ChoiceBroadest group of the taxonomic heirarchyKingdomClassSpeciesDomain
- 5. Multiple Choice2-name scientific naming that uses Latin, developed by Carolus Linneaus. (example: Homo sapiens - humans or Panthera tigris - tiger)ClassificationBinomial nomenclatureBinomial nomens
- 6. Multiple Choicesingle or multicellular, eukaryotes (have nucleus), heterotrophs (eat others), cell walls of chitin, can't move (non-mobile)ProtistaFungiAnimaliaArchaebacteria
- 7. Multiple Choicemulticellular, eukaryotes, photosynthetic, cell walls of cellulose, non-motile (can't move)ProtistaBacteriaPlantaeFungi
- 8. Multiple Choicesingle-celled prokaryote (no nucleus), bacteria, advanced bacteria, live all around us, many are germsArchaebacteriaProtistaEubacteriaAnimalia
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