'Taxonomic system' presentation slideshows

Chapter 14: Principles of Evolution

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Classification and Taxonomy

Classification and Taxonomy. Classifying Organisms. Taxonomy : the science of describing, naming, and classifying organisms. Ways to Classify Organisms. Unicellular vs. multicellular Prokaryote vs. eukaryote Autotroph vs. heterotroph Linnean system and binomial nomenclature (today).

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Taxonomy Jeopardy-2

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CLASSIFICATION

CLASSIFICATION. Definitions Classification: grouping things according to similar characteristics (Examples of characteristics are size, shape, color & behavior, etc.) (Biological classification systems name & organize living things in a logical and meaningful way.). History of Classification.

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Preview Science Concepts Using Science Graphics Writing Skills

Preview Science Concepts Using Science Graphics Writing Skills. 1. Why do biologists have taxonomic systems?. A. to provide descriptive Latin names B. to maintain a small number of taxa C. to provide consistent ways to identify and classify organisms as they are being studied

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DO: Today we will learn about the history of classification

1-19 Agenda : Bell work QUIZ Classification of Living things. Materials : - Pencil Notebook Classification Packet. DO: Today we will learn about the history of classification. DQ: What are the 2 main ways Aristotle used to classify living things?. WHAT IS CLASSIFICATION?.

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DO: Today we will learn about the history of classification

2/23 Agenda : Bell work Microlife Quiz Classification of Living things. Materials : - Pencil Notebook Classification Packet. DO: Today we will learn about the history of classification. DQ: Why do we have a classification system?. WHAT IS CLASSIFICATION?.

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Classifying Nature

Classifying Nature. Linnaeus, Buffon, Cuvier, Whittaker. Linnaeus (Carl von Linnae, 1707-1778). Swedish naturalist who studied medicine in the Netherlands. Main concern was naming and classifying natural objects. Studied plants in Dutch gardens that had been collected from around the world.

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LECTURE 17

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Entomology

Entomology. The study of insects. What is an Insect. Exoskeleton made of chitin 3 pairs of legs (hexapod) Two pairs of wings (exceptions) One pair of antennae One pair of compound eyes ( ocelli may also be present). What is taxonomy.

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