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what are the taxonomic groups?
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order of hierarchy across all organisms
2
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what are the taxonomic groups?
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kingdom
phylum
class
order
family
genus
species
3
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what has led to the addition of domain to the hierarchy?
A
further study of genetic material
4
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why are classification systems used?
A
to identify species
to predict characteristics
to find evolutionary links
5
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identifying species
A
allows the species of an organism to be easily identified
6
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finding evolutionary links
A
species in the same group share characteristics from a common ancestor
Biology Module 4
flashcards
Decks in class (34)
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The Kingdoms13
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Domains4
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Types of lymphocytes7
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Cell-mediated immunity7
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Humoral immunity9
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Immunity9
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Non-specific animal defences to pathogens20
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Types of pathogens12
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Types of disease8
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spirometer4
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stats tests7
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continuous vs dis2
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10.1 Classification6
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10.2 The five kingdoms9
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10.3 Phylogeny2
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10.4 Evidence for evolution0
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10.5-10.6 Types of variation15
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10.7 Adaptations16
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10.8 Changing population characteristics6
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12.1 Animal and plant pathogens18
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12.2 Animal and plant diseases11
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12.3 The transmission of communicable diseases19
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12.4 Plant defences to pathogens12
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12.5 Non-specific defences against pathogens11
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12.5 The immune system + Phagocytosis20
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12.7 Preventing and treating disease1
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11.1 Biodiversity7
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11.2 Types of sampling15
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11.3 Sampling techniques25
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11.4 Calculating biodiversity8
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11.5 Genetic biodiversity16
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11.6 Factors affecting biodiversity19
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11.7 Reasons for maintaining biodiversity11
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11.8 Methods of maintaining biodiversity25
