BIOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION Flashcards

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1
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_____ was the earliest to attempt a scientific basis for classification.

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Aristotle

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Aristotle used simple _____ characters for classification.

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morphological

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3
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Aristotle classified plants into trees shrubs and _____.

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herbs

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Aristotle divided animals based on presence or absence of _____ blood.

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red

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5
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Linnaeus proposed the _____ kingdom system of classification.

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two

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6
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The two kingdoms proposed by Linnaeus were Plantae and _____.

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Animalia

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7
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The two kingdom system included all _____ and animals.

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plants

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8
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The two kingdom system did not distinguish between eukaryotes and _____.

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prokaryotes

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The two kingdom system failed to separate unicellular and _____ organisms.

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multicellular

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10
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In the two kingdom system green algae were grouped with _____ organisms.

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Non photosynthetic

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11
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Fungi are _____ photosynthetic organisms.

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non

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12
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Many organisms did not fit into either plant or _____ category.

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animal

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13
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The two kingdom classification was later found to be _____.

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inadequate

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14
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Besides morphology classification also needs _____ structure.

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cell

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15
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Another criterion used later in classification was nature of cell _____.

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wall

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16
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Mode of _____ became an important classification criterion.

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nutrition

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17
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_____ is another characteristic used in classification.

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habitat

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18
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Methods of _____ are used in classification.

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reproduction

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19
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Classification also considers evolutionary _____.

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relationships

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20
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Classification systems have undergone several _____ over time.

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changes

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21
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Plant and animal kingdoms remained constant in different classification _____.

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systems

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22
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Understanding of groups included in kingdoms has kept _____.

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changing

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23
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Scientists realized classification needs more than gross _____.

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morphology

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24
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The need for classification arose from human needs like food shelter and _____.

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clothing

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Aristotle grouped animals into two groups based on presence or absence of _____ blood.
red
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Green algae were grouped with plants because they are _____.
photosynthetic
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Fungi were grouped incorrectly due to lack of distinction in _____.
nutrition
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Early classification attempts were not strictly _____.
scientific
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Modern classification considers evolutionary _____ among organisms.
relationships
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Monera cells are ______ in type.
prokaryotic
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In Monera, nuclear membrane is ______.
absent
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Body organization in Monera is ______.
cellular
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Cell wall of Monera is ______ cellulosic.
non-cellulosic
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Monera cell wall is made of polysaccharide and ______.
amino acid
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Monera nutrition can be autotrophic or ______.
heterotrophic
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Autotrophic nutrition in Monera may be photosynthetic or ______.
chemosynthetic
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Heterotrophic Monera may be saprophytic or ______.
parasitic
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Protista cells are ______.
eukaryotic
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Nuclear membrane in Protista is ______.
present
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Cell wall in Protista is present in ______ members.
some
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Body organization of Protista is ______.
cellular
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Nutrition in Protista may be autotrophic or ______.
heterotrophic
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Autotrophic Protista are mainly ______.
photosynthetic
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Fungi are ______ organisms.
eukaryotic
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Fungal cell wall is made of ______.
chitin
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Nuclear membrane in fungi is ______.
present
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Body organization in fungi is multicellular with ______ tissue.
loose
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Fungi show ______ mode of nutrition.
heterotrophic
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Heterotrophic nutrition in fungi is mainly ______ or parasitic.
saprophytic
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Plantae are ______ in cell type.
eukaryotic
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Plant cell wall is made of ______.
cellulose
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Nuclear membrane in plants is ______.
present
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Body organization in plants shows tissue and ______ levels.
organ
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Plants show ______ mode of nutrition.
autotrophic
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Autotrophic nutrition in plants is mainly ______.
photosynthetic
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Animalia consists of ______ cells.
eukaryotic
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Cell wall in animals is ______.
absent
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Nuclear membrane in animals is ______.
present
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Animals have tissue, organ and ______ organization.
organ system
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Animals show ______ mode of nutrition.
heterotrophic
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Holozoic nutrition is characteristic of ______ kingdom.
Animalia
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Kingdom with prokaryotic cells is ______.
Monera
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Kingdom with chitin cell wall is ______.
Fungi
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Kingdom with cellulose cell wall is ______.
Plantae
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Kingdom lacking cell wall completely is ______.
Animalia
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Protista may have ______ or heterotrophic nutrition.
autotrophic
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Chemoautotrophic nutrition occurs in some members of ______.
Monera
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Saprophytic nutrition is common in kingdom ______.
Fungi
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Five kingdom classification includes Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae and ______.
Animalia
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Five kingdom classification was proposed by ______ in 1969.
R. H. Whittaker
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The five kingdoms proposed by Whittaker are Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae and ______.
Animalia
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One criterion for classification used by Whittaker was ______ structure.
cell
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Whittaker classification also considered body ______.
organisation
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Mode of ______ was a criterion for classification.
nutrition
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Another criterion used was ______.
reproduction
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Classification also considered ______ relationships.
phylogenetic
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The three-domain system divides Monera into ______ domains.
two
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The three-domain system results in a ______ kingdom classification.
six
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Earlier classification systems grouped bacteria and blue-green algae under kingdom ______.
Plants
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Blue-green algae are also called ______.
cyanobacteria
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Earlier classification grouped organisms mainly based on presence of ______.
cell wall
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Earlier systems grouped together prokaryotic bacteria and ______ algae.
blue-green
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Earlier classification placed unicellular and multicellular organisms together under ______.
algae
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Chlamydomonas and Spirogyra were grouped under ______.
algae
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Earlier systems did not separate fungi from ______ plants.
green
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Fungi differ from plants in cell wall composition containing ______.
chitin
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Green plants possess cell wall made of ______.
cellulose
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Fungi were later placed in separate kingdom called ______.
Fungi
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All prokaryotic organisms were placed under kingdom ______.
Monera
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Unicellular eukaryotes were placed under kingdom ______.
Protista
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Chlamydomonas and Chlorella are now placed in kingdom ______.
Protista
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Paramecium and Amoeba are included in kingdom ______.
Protista
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Modern classification attempts to reflect ______ relationships.
evolutionary
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Modern classification considers morphological, physiological and ______ similarities.
reproductive
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Phylogeny refers to ______ relationships.
evolutionary
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Earlier classification grouped organisms with very different ______ together.
characteristics
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Protista includes mostly ______ organisms.
unicellular
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Kingdom Protista bridges Monera and ______ kingdoms.
multicellular