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ClassificationBasics
CnidariansSponges
Worms Mollusks FishAmphibians
ReptilesBirds
Mammals
200
100
7 modern classification system
A 100
What is kingdom,
phylum, class, order, family, Genus & species
A 100
The 6 kingdoms
A 200
What are archaebacteria, eubacteria,
Protists, fungi, plants & animals?
A 200
What is the genus and species of humans?
A 300
It is the broadest (largest)
Category of living things
A 400
What is the kingdom?
A 400
1. Living things are made of cells.
2. Living things obtain and use energy.
3. Living things grow and develop.
4. Living things reproduce.
5. Living things respond to their environment.
6. Living things adapt to their environment.
A 500
What are Characteristics of
All Living Things?
A 500
An animal without a backbone
B 100
What is an invertebrate?
B 100
What is an animal that does
not move?
B 200
2 Examples of Cnidarians
B 300
What is a jelly fish & a
sea anenome?
B 300
Sponges body shape
or structure
B 400
What is a hollow body tube?
B 400
The 2 body forms of a cnidarian
B 500
What is polyp & medusa?
B 500
When an organism can be divided into 2 equal parts
C 100
What is bilateral symmetry?
C 100
When one organism benefits, the
Other organism is harmed
C 200
What is a parasite?
C 200
When an organism can live on its’ own without help from
another organism
C 300
What is a free-living organism?
C 300
DAILY DOUBLE
C 400
DAILY DOUBLE
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Complete this table correctly
C 400
Insecta Arachnid
# of body segments
# of pairs legs per segment
Example
C 400
Insecta Arachnid
# of body segments 3 2
# of pairs legs per segment
1 (6 total legs) 4 (8 total legs)
Example Bee, butterfly Spider, scorpion
An organism that has a mouth and an anus
(hint: type of digestive system)
C 500
What is a complete digestive system?
C 500
The 3 classes of Mollusk
D 100
What is gastropod, bivalve & cephalopod?
D 100
The part of the mollusk that secretes its shell
D 200
What is the mantle?
D 200
How gastropods eat
D 300
What is their radula?
D 300
The phylum that squid and octopus belong to.
D 400
What is cephalopoda?
D 400
How an echinoderm moves (sea star)
D 500
What are tube feet?
D 500
The 4 characteristics of all chordates
E 100
What are notochord, nerve cord, pharyngeal pouches &
post anal tail?
E 100
An animal that can not regulate their body temp so their
temperature changes with the environments temperature
E 200
What is ectotherm?
E 200
The number of chambers that a fish’s heart has
E 300
How adult amphibians breathe?
E 400
What is through their lungs & skin?
E 400
The developmental process amphibians go through
E 500
What is metamorphosis?
E 500
The 3 main types of reptiles
F 100
What are snakes, lizards & turtles?
F 100
The number of chambers a reptiles heart has
F 200
3 characteristics of reptiles
F 300
What are ectotherms, waterproof skin, scales, claws
& lay eggs?
F 300
The 3 types of mammals
F 400
What are marsupials, monotremes & placentals?
F 400
The main characteristic of a monotreme & give an example
F 500
What are mammals that lay eggs with leathery shells &
what is a platypus?
F 500
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1. Are humans monotremes, marsupials or placentals
2. What kingdom, phylum, class and order are we classified into?
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1. Placentals: embryos completely develop inside the female’s uterus
2. Kingdom: Animal
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Mammal
Order: Primate
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