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A ______________ (Scientist who) specialize in describing and categorizing a paticular group of organisms
Systematists
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A period defined by a particular set of fossils
Geologic Periods
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Within each _________ is a _____________.
(*hint smaller groups)
Domain, Kingdom
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___________ are divided into four major eras, each period is marked by major changes in the dominant organisms.
Geological Periods
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Geological Periods:
-Cenozinc
-Mesozoic
-Paleozoic
-Pre-Cambrian
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____________ work in this field to attempt to organize biodiversity into discrete and logical categories.
Systematist, biological classification
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____________ categorized organisms according to cell type and method of obtaining energy: group consisting of single-celled organisms without a nucleus; etc.
5 kingdoms
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Both ____________ and ____________ are prokaryotes.
(*hint means they lack a nucleus 12.2)
Bacteria, Archaea
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Eukaryotes contain __________, ___________, and other internal structures bounded by membranes unlike ___________.
mitochondria, chloroplasts, prokaryotes
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Prokaryotes are mostly ____________.
(*hint- each cell is an individual organism)
unicellular
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Prokaryotic Cells are 100x smaller than regular cells so there often called_____________.
microbes/micororganisms
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Biologist who study these organisms
microbiologist
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Kill or disable bacteria
Antibiotics
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This kingdom is made up of the simplest known eukaryotes
Protista
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The origin of protists, modern eukaryotes are most likely the descendants of a confederation of these primitive eukaryotes with other prokaryotic cells.
(*hint a theory)
Endosymbiotic Theory
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Another word for groups
Phyla
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The only member of the Protista Kingdom that can manufacture its own food
Algae
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Defined as multicellular organisms that make their living by ingesting other organisms and that are motile
(*hint-found in the Animalia Kingdom)
Animals
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A period comprising more than 1% of the history of life on Earth
Cambrian Explosion
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The process of transforming from a fertilized egg into an adult creature
Development
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Scientist who study the kingdom animalia
Zoologists
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Animal with a backbone
Vertebrates
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Animals without a backbone
invertebrates
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Cells that are analogous to plant seeds that germinate into new individuals
Spores
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Thin stringy material that grows over and within a food source
Hyphae
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Biologist who study fungi
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A single-celled type of Fungi
Yeast
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This fungal form is found in all phyla and commercially important
Mold
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This Kingdom consists of multicellular eukaryotic organisms that make their own food via photosynthesis
Plante
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Specialized cells that can transport water and other substances
Vascular Tissue
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Structures that protect and provide a food source for young plants
Seeds
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____________posses ____________ and produces seeds?
Flowering plants,vascular tissue
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Rapid expansion of flowering plants
Adaptive radiation
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Plant Biologist are also called _____________.
Botanist
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Chemicals produced by plants and some other organisms as side reactions to normal metanolic pathways and that typically have an antipredator or antibiotic function
Secondary Compounds
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Focuses on the interactions between organisms and their environment
Ecology
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System of organizing biodiversity according to the evolutionary relationships among living organisms
Evolutionary Classifications
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The evolutionary relationship of sparrows in the genus
Phylogeny
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A technique used to examine the variation in sparrows
Cladistic Analysis
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Using the knowledge of native people in developing countries to discover Organisms and active compounds
Biopiracy
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