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Study Guide Chapter 3
Biology
Name: __________________
1. Classify _group things based on similarities_____________________
2. Trait _feature that a thing has__________________________________
3. First person to classify living things _Aristotle (Greek scientist)______
4. Aristotle grouped animals by _where the lived land, air, water___
5. Aristotle grouped plants by
__size of plant and pattern of growth
__medium plants, many trunks = shrub
tall plants, one trunk = tree
small plants, soft stem = herb
6. Linnaeus _ developed new classification in 1735_____________________
7. How did Linnaeus’ system differ from Aristotle
__ based classification on traits - Linnaeus_______________________
___gave all living things two part names_________________
8. Kingdom __largest group of living things_______________________
9. Species __smallest group of living things________________________
10. Classification groups in order
Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species
11. Scientific name is made up of _genus and species________________
12. Proper way to write scientific name (example) _Canus lupus___________
13. Why are scientific names used _seldom change______________________
14. Language of scientific names __latin______________________________
15. The 5 kingdoms
Moneran, protist, fungi, plant, animal
16. Monerans _one cell, bacteria_____________________________
17. Protist _single cell, mobile, has a nucleus________________
18. Fungi _mushroom, mold, yeast______________________________
19. Plant _make own food, cannot move__________________________
20. Animal __can’t make own food, can move_____________________
21. How do biologists determine how to classify living things?
Structure of body parts, body chemistry, common ancestors