Placing the new living organisms in their suitable places
Studying the evolution of living organisms
Studying the living organisms
All the previous
Is similar to its parents
Produces fertile offspring
Is a sterile organism
All the previous
Family
Class
Phylum
Species
Genus
Species
Phylum
Class
Phylum
Species
Kingdom
Class
Kingdom - class - family - order - phylum
Kingdom - family - class - order - phylum
Kingdom - phylum - class - order - family
Kingdom - phylum - order - family - class
Linnaeus
Aristotle
John Ray
Mendel
The recognizable remains or body impressions of an organism that lived in the past
A tool that uses pairs of descriptive statements to identify an organism
The science of identifying, classifying, and naming living things
Grouping objects based on what they have in common
Genus and Species
Order and Class
Family and Species
Kingdom and Phylum
Order
Family
Genus
Species
Isoptera
Odonata
Diptera
Ephemeroptera
Genus; class
Class; genus
Species; genus
Genus; species
Is only a herbivore.
Eats only other species.
Makes its own food.
Gets food from outside itself.
Steel, wood, rubber, rock.
Hair, glass, steel, ink.
Hair, wood, blood, leaf.
Paper, sand, basalt, wood.
Genus
Species
Order
Family
Species
Order
Class
Family
Whip Scorpion
Wind Scorpion
Daddy long legs
Emperor Scorpion
Phylum
Class
Host
Organs of locomotion
Carl Linnaeus
Aristotle
John Whittaker
Gregor Mendel
Vicia faba
Vicia faba
vicia faba
Vicia Faba
Eukaryotes do not contain any unused sections of DNA, but bacteria do.
Bacterial DNA contains uracil instead of thymine.
Eukaryotic DNA contains uracil instead of thymine.
There are no differences between the DNA of bacteria and eukaryotes.
Bacteria do not contain any unused sections of DNA, but eukaryotes do.
Coronavirus is a new type of living organisms that we still do not have enough information about to be able to classify it within the kingdoms of Whittaker's system of classification.
Unlike all other classified organisms, coronavirus was discovered years after Whittaker's death.
Coronavirus, like all other types of viruses, has not been completely classified as a living or nonliving organism.
Coronavirus cannot be classified with the other similar prokaryotes because it is a unicellular prokaryote that shares some characteristics with protists.
Because Whittaker’s system did not include classification of microorganisms
Because they have very few defining features
Because they were discovered after Whittaker created his system of classification
Because they share characteristics with both Kingdom Plantae and Kingdom Fungi
Because they are generally considered to be nonliving
Prions
Humans
Bacteria
Yeast
Fish
Reptiles
Amphibians
Mammals
Birds
Coleoptera
Heteroptera
Diptera
Lepidoptera
Cornetfish
Flounder
Puffer fish
Snappe
(A) and (R) both are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)
(A) and (R) both are true and (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)
(A) is true and (R) is wrong
(A) is wrong and (R) is true
Plants
Unicellular organisms
Animals
Classification
Mode of nutrition
Method of excretion
Rate of cellular respiration
Rate of growth
This leads to mules being found in a certain habitat.
This leads to mules not being considered a species.
This leads to mules being considered extinct animals.
This leads to mules being different from their parents in appearance.
The first name represents the family and begins with a small letter, and the second name represents the species and begins with a small letter.
The first name represents the genus and begins with a capital letter, and the second name represents the species and begins with a small letter.
The first name represents the genus and begins with a capital letter, and the second name represents the family and begins with a small letter.
The first name represents the species and begins with a capital letter, and the second name represents the genus and begins with a small letter.
Significantly different in its morphology than its parents
Significantly different in its anatomy than its parents
Able to mate and produce fertile offspring
Able to mate and produce sterile offspring
Bacteria have genes with no unused sections of DNA.
Archaebacteria have genes with unused sections of DNA.
Archaebacteria have cells that contain a nucleus.
Eukaryota have cells that contain a nucleus.
Bacteria cells do not have a nucleus.
Aristotle classified animals on the basis of the presence or absence of endoskeleton.
Aristotle classified animals on the basis of the presence or absence of exoskeleton.
Aristotle classified animals on the basis of the presence or absence of red blood.
Aristotle classified animals on the basis of the presence or absence of nerve cells.
Fungi A and B belong to the same family, which is not Trichocomaceae.
Fungi A and B belong to the same genus but to different families.
Fungus A belongs to the family Trichocomaceae.
Fungi A, B, and C are different species belonging to the family Trichocomaceae.
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