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Taxonomy

Taxonomy. The science of classifying organisms . Classify To arrange according to similarities or differences. Why classify?. Biologists use classification to organize living things into groups so that the organisms are easier to study. We classify to make our lives easier.

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Taxonomy

Taxonomy. The science of classifying organisms . Classify To arrange according to similarities or differences. Why classify?. Biologists use classification to organize living things into groups so that the organisms are easier to study. We classify to make our lives easier.

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THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE 6 KINGDOMS OF LIFE

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U.S. ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT

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CLASSIFICATION Prior Knowledge

CLASSIFICATION Prior Knowledge. What is a species? Why are dogs and cats in different species? Group Activity: paper and pencil Go to your lab group. Take off one of your shoes. Group shoes according to characteristics. ex. athletic, dress. CLASSIFICATION. SHOES. Casual. Dress.

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All of these organisms are animals and belong in Kingdom Animalia

BELLRINGER. Whale. Butterfly. Lion. Whale. Bird. Bat. Spider. Lobster. Fish. All of these organisms are animals and belong in Kingdom Animalia 1. If you had to classify these organisms into two groups, what would your categories be and which animals would be in which category?

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Evolution and Classification Study Guide

Evolution and Classification Study Guide. Explain homologous structure . A structure that may have a different function, but very similar in structure. (bat wing, dolphin flipper) Explain vestigial structure .

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Evolution and Classification Study Guide

Evolution and Classification Study Guide. Explain homologous structure . A structure that may have a different function, but very similar in structure. (bat wing, dolphin flipper) Explain vestigial structure .

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More Classification Notes

More Classification Notes. Taxon: A group of similar organisms As we move from kingdom to species, organisms within each taxon become more similar to one another. How do we classify?. By cell structure , food-getting methods and metabolism , external coverings.

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