Classification of Organisms
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Hailey Brannon
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Other Sciences
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6th Grade
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classes, the lowest levels of organization, and their associated phyla.
kingdoms, the broadest levels of organization, and their associated phyla.
domains, the broadest levels of organization, and their associated kingdoms.
orders, the lowest levels of organization, and their associated domains.
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Prokarya, Bryozoa, and Bacteria, and they are the lowest level of taxonomic organization.
Archaea, Euryarchaeota, and Eukarya, and they are the broadest level of taxonomic organization.
Archaea, Bacteria, and Eukarya, and they are the broadest level of taxonomic organization.
Flustrina, Archaea, and Bryozoa, and they are the second-lowest level of taxonomic organization.
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their cells have cell walls.
they feed on other organisms.
their cells are large.
they can move quickly.
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Multiple Choice
Protista.
Bacteria.
Plantae
Fungi
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the ability to ingest other organisms.
the ability to photosynthesize.
nucleus in its cells.
pigment in its skin.
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Heterotrophs respond to their surroundings, while autotrophs do not.
Heterotrophs remain in one place, while autotrophs move around.
Heterotrophs get nutrition by eating, while autotrophs make their own food.
Heterotrophs excrete waste products, while autotrophs do not.
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