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Name: ____________________________
Classification Graphic Organizer
Period: ____
Date:__________
Definitions:
classification: process of grouping things
autotrophs: organisms that can make their own food
taxonomy: study of classification
heterotrophs: organisms that cannot make their own food-They eat
nucleus: Cell part with DNA
aurotrophs.
(chemical instructions that direct the cell’s activities)
unicellular: organisms that are made of only one cell
prokaryotes: cell with no nucleus
multicellular: organisms that are made of more than one cell
eukaryotes: cell with a nucleus
All Living Things: organisms are grouped by their:
1. cell type 2.number of cells 3.ability to obtain food
into 3 domains
Bacteria:
prokaryote, autotrophs, &
heterotrophs,
unicellular
Archaea:
prokaryote, autotrophs, &
heterotrophs,
unicellular
Eukarya:
eukaryotes, autotrophs, &
heterotrophs,
mostly multicellular
into 1 kingdom:
into 1 kingdom:
eubacteria
archaebacteria
into 4 kingdoms:
Plants:
multicellular,
autotrophs
Animals:
multicellular,
heterotrophs
Fungi:
multicellular &
unicellular,
heterotrophs
Protists:
most unicellular some
multicellular,
heterotrophs &
autotrophs