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Classification

Classification. Scientists categorizing organisms into orderly groups based on similar characteristics. Opener 9-11-13. List the 6 kingdoms of life. 7 Levels of Classification. King Phillip Came Over For Grape Soda. Opener 9-10-13.

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Classification

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  1. Classification Scientists categorizing organisms into orderly groups based on similar characteristics

  2. Opener 9-11-13 List the 6 kingdoms of life.

  3. 7 Levels of Classification King Phillip Came Over For Grape Soda

  4. Opener 9-10-13 Create a list of 5 living organisms. Make your list as diverse as possible (wide variety).

  5. S7L1. S7L1: Students will investigate the diversity of living organisms and how they can be compared scientifically.

  6. Type of Cell Prokaryotic Cells do not have a nucleus.

  7. Type of Cell Eukaryotic Cells do have a nucleus.

  8. Nutrition Autotrophs make their own food (Producers).

  9. Heterotrophs must eat other organisms to get the energy they need (synonym to consumer).

  10. Type of Cell Eubacteria: Prokaryotic Archaebacteria: Prokaryotic Protista: Eukaryotic Fungi: Eukaryotic Plantae: Eukaryotic Animalia: Eukaryotic

  11. Cell Wall Eubacteria: Cells walls of peptidoglycan Archaebacteria: Cell walls of peptidoglycan Protista: Cell walls of cellulose Fungi: Cell walls of chitin Plantae: Cell walls of cellulose Animalia: No cell wall

  12. Number of Cells Eubacteria: unicellular Archaebacteria: unicellular Protista: most unicellular, some multicellular Fungi: some unicellular, some multicellular Plantae: multicellular Animalia: multicellular

  13. Nutrition Eubacteria: Decomposers and Producers Archaebacteria: Decomposers and Producers Protista: Producer, Consumers, Decomposers Fungi: Decomposers Plantae: Producers/Autotrophs Animalia: Consumers/Heterotrophs

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