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Taxonomy H
Silent Tea party
1. Name the DOMAIN for kingdom bacteria
Name_________________________
Bacteria
2. Alternative name for blue-green algae
Cyanobacteria
3.
Type of cell for domain bacteria
prokaryotes
4. Name the DOMAIN for kingdom Archaea
Archaea
5.
Organisms that live in harsh conditions
extremophiles
6. Organisms that live in extremely salty conditions
extreme halophiles
7. Organisms that live in extremely hot temperatures
extreme thermophiles
8.
Anaerobes that release methane as a waste product
methanogens
9. Name the single DOMAIN which is made up of eukaryotes
Eukarya
10.
Name the KINGDOM(s) that contain organisms that most of the time are either unicellular or in
colonies, but usually not multicellular.
Protista
11.
Animal-like protists
Protozoa
12. Plant-like protists
Algae
13. ____ are unicellular and move about using cellular exotensions called pseudopodia. They are
found in soils and also in freshwater and marine environments. Some are parasitic.
Amoebas
14. This group of unicellular organisms is characterized by their use of cilia for movement and
feeding. For example is paramecium.
Ciliates
15. Name the KINGDOM for multicellular, eukaryotic, and photosynthetic organisms.
Plantae
16. The classification used for plants based on how they transport water (name them in alphabetical
order).
Nonvascular plants and Vascular plants(Bryophytes and Tracheophytes)
17. Alternative name for nonflowering plants
gymnosperms
18. Alternative name for flowering plants
angiosperms
19. This group lacks the vascular tissue found in most plants, called xylem and phloem. They must live
in damp areas where water is abundant. Require water for fertilization. They do not have true stems,
leaves, and root. Example are mosses, liverworts, and hornworts.
Division Byrophyta
20. They are true vascular plants. They have cones that carry seeds of for them. Most are large
evergreen trees. For example: pines, firs, and cedars. Seeds are not protected in a seed coat so they are
"naked-seed" plants. They are gymnosperms.
Conifers
21.
Conifers ____ (do/do not) produce flowers.
do not
22. This group consists of true vascular plants that produce flowers and pollen. Their seeds are
protected by fruits and nuts.
Flowering Plants
23.
The KINGDOM that is has organisms with eukaryotic cells, are usually multicellular, have
filamentous structures that are multinucleate, lack chloroplasts, are heterotrophic, lack a digestive
system, are absorptive feeders, and are classified as decomposers.
Fungi
24. Animals have ___ cells.
Eukaryotic
25.
Sponges belong to which phylum?
Phylum Porifera
26.
___ are sessile animals. They have perforated body walls made up of two layers of cells. Water
is drawn through the body wall into the animal, where food in the water is trapped and ingested. Most
live in marine environments
Sponges
27.
These animals have body walls made up of two layers of cells and a central, saclike digestive
system. They exhibit radial symmetry. Which animal phylum do they belong?
Phylum Cnidaria
28.
Hydra, jellyfish, and sea anemones are all in which phylum?
Phylum Cnidaria
29.
Which phylum do Segmented Worms belong to?
Phylum Annelida
30. Earthworms and leeches belong to which phylum?
Phylum Annelida
31. These organisms have jointed appendages, hard exoskeleton containing chitin, and a segmented
body, open circulatory system and eliminate wastes through malpighian tubules. Which phylum do they
belong to?
Arthropods
32. Crustaceans (eg. crabs), insects, and arachnids (eg. spiders) are examples of which phylum?
Arthropoda
33. These animals are slow-moving or sessile, exhibit radial symmetry and spiny exoskeletons.
Which phylum do they belong to?
Phylum Echinodermata
34. Sea stars, sea urchins, and sand dollars are all examples of which phylum?
Echinodermata
35.
These organisms have hollow notochord, a dorsal nerve cord, and a tail (or at some point in
their development). Almost all are vertebrates. Which phylum?
Phylum chordata
36.
These organisms have flexible skeletons made of cartilage instead of bone and well-developed
jaws and fins. They breathe through gills. Some lay eggs and some bear live young. Sharks and sting
rays are examples
Cartilaginous Fish(Chondrichtes)
37.
These organisms have true bone skeletons. They breathe through gills and lay large numbers
of eggs, which lack shells. They live in both freshwater and marine environments. Bass, tuna, and trout
are examples of which Class?
Bony Fishes
38.
These animals are well adapted to both land and water. They lack shells and must be
laid in water. They have aquatic larval stage and undergo a metamorphosis into terrestrial adult. They
breathe through lungs and/or skin. Which class do they belong?
Amphibians
39. These organisms are terrestrial animals with thick, scaly skin adapted to resist water loss. They live
well in dry areas, although some inhabit water. Their eggs have shells to resist dehydration, or they bear
live young. They breathe through lungs. Which Class do they belong?
Reptiles
40. These organisms are tetrapods with the forelimbs modified as wings. They breathe through lungs
and lay shelled eggs. They are endothermic. Which Class do they belong?
Birds
41. These organisms are endothermic, have hair, and nourish their young from mammary glands. They
breathe through lungs. most bear live young. Examples are rodents, kangaroos, antelope, and humans.
Which Class do they belong?
Mammal