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Taxonomy vocab (pg. 192 & 191) taxonomy microorganism domain kingdom unicellular multicellular sexual reproduction The technique of classifying things A living thing only visible with a microscope The most general way you can categorize an organism The second level of taxonomic classification One celled organism An organism with many cells An organism that reproduces with another organism Asexual reproduction An organism that DOES NOT need another organism to reproduce. Archaea A unicellular microorganism without a nucleus, but is more similar to animals than plants A kingdom comprised of prokaryotic microorganisms Bacteria (Eubacteria) Fungi Plantae Protista Eukaryota (Eukaryote) Micro- A kingdom of organisms comprised of complex organisms that get food by breaking down matter in their surroundings A kingdom of organisms that contain plants that get their energy from photosynthesis A kingdom of unicellular microorganisms (i.e. algae) or multicellular organisms without specialized tissues Unicelled or multicellular organisms that have many complex structures in membranes (i.e. a nucleus) Derived from the greek word “micros” meaning “small” Eu-karyote proaArchaea Derived from the greek word meaning “good” or “true” Derived from the greek word meaning “nut” or “kernel” Derived from the greek word meaning “before” Derived from the greek word meaning “not” Derived from the greek word meaning “ancient things”