the classification of living things
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The Classification of Living Things
orKing Phillip Came Over For Good Spaghetti
LinkI go to the Redbox because I’m in the mood for a movie. How do I find the right one?
Essential Question
How are living things organized?
?
Organization• Taxonomy – the study of how living things are
classified• 7 levels: Broad to more specific• The more levels organisms have in common,
the more characteristics they share
The Levels
Kingdom• At least 5 kingdoms, some scientist say 6• They are classified by how they obtain (get)
food & number of cells
The Kingdoms
Phylum• Phylum in the Plant Kingdom are sometimes
called divisions.– Plants divided into 2 groups: vascular and
nonvascular• Animal Kingdom – 35 phylum – These phyla can be classified into 2 groups:
vertebrates and invertebrates
Class, Order, Family• These levels become more specific & include
fewer organisms that have a lot in common as you move down the levels
Genus• Closely related organisms• The first word in an organism’s scientific name
Species• All organisms that can breed and produce fertile
young (their offspring can have offspring)• Second word in an organism’s scientific name.
Scientific Name• Genus then species• Written in itlacs (slanted writing) with genus
capitalized
Canis lupusPinus taeda
PracticeVenus Fly Trap Praying Mantis Portabella
MushroomHoney Bee
Kingdom Plant Animal Fungi Animal
Phylum Angiosperms Arthropoda Basidiomycota Arthropoda
Class Eudicots Insecta Anaricomycetes Insecta
Order Caryophyllales Pterygota Agaricales Hymenoptera
Family Droseraceae Neoptera Agaricaceae Apidae
Genus Dionaea Acanthops Agaricus Apis
Species muscipula falcataria bisporus cerana