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Understanding Life Classification & Taxonomy | Explore the Diversity of Organisms

Delve into the world of taxonomy and classification of living organisms, from Aristotle's early divisions to Linnaeus's binomial nomenclature. Learn about the Kingdoms Animalia and Plantae, the Phyla Chordata and Arthropoda, and the importance of species identification through keys and phylogeny. Discover the evolution of life over 4 billion years and the six kingdoms that showcase its diversity.

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Understanding Life Classification & Taxonomy | Explore the Diversity of Organisms

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  1. Classification of Life Chapter 15

  2. Classification • Taxonomy- science of classifying living organisms

  3. Aristotle • Greek philosopher • Divided life into two parts:

  4. Carolus Linnaeus (1750’s) • Binomial Nomenclature – two word system • Two names • Genus – category containing similar species. • species • (scientific name)

  5. Man Dog Grasshopper Kingdom Animalia Animalia Animalia Phylum Chordata Chordata Arthropoda Class Mammalia Mammalia Insecta Order Primates Carnivora Orthoptera Family Hominidae Canidae Locustidae Genus Homo Canis Schistocerca Species sapiens familiaris americana

  6. Dichotomous Keys • Used to identify and name species

  7. Phylogeny • - evolutionary history of a species • - anatomy • - biochemistry • - six kingdoms • - geologic time scale • - 4 billion years of life

  8. Six Kingdoms of Life notes

  9. 3 Domains of Life

  10. Eubacteria • - prokaryotes • - no nucleus or organelles • - unicellular • - often heterotrophs • - common bacteria • - strong capsule • - blue-green algae

  11. Archaebacteria

  12. Protist

  13. Fungus

  14. Plants

  15. Animals

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