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What is Bio logy?

What is Bio logy?. Why do we study Bi ology ? How can we make learning biology (the study of living things) easier?. Classification. Science is tentative…. 3 Domains of Life Archae Pro karya Eu kary a. Organization of Domain s. Bi nom ial nomenclature.

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What is Bio logy?

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  1. What is Biology? Why do we study Biology? How can we make learning biology (the study of living things) easier?

  2. Classification

  3. Science is tentative…

  4. 3 Domains of Life Archae Prokarya Eukarya Organization of Domains

  5. Binomial nomenclature • The 2 word naming system for classifying living organisms. Written in Latin. • “Scientific name” • Genus species (capitalized & lower case) • Homo sapiens or Homosapiens Typed hand written • What is the correct classification of the domestic dog? A. CanisDomesticus D. Canisdomesticus B. Canisdomesticus E. canisDomesticus C. Canisdomesticus F. canisdomesticus

  6. Classification of Organisms All Organisms Domain Domain • Biologists classify all organisms into large categories called domains. There are 3 domains that are further classified into kingdoms • A kingdom consists of a collection of closely related phyla (singular phylum). • A phylum is a group of related classes. • A class is a group of related orders. • An order is a group of closely related families having common characteristics. • A family is a group of closely related genera (singular genus). Most genera are similar; some have noticeable differences. • A genus is a group of closely related species. For example, the oak genus consists of pine oak, white oak, and many other oak species. • Species is the basic (smallest) unit in the classification of organisms. It is a kind of organism, such as a dog or a sugar maple tree. • Biologists do not agree on a single classification system. For example, some classify organisms into three, four, or five kingdoms. Kingdom Kingdom Phylum Phylum Class Class Order Order Family Family Genus Genus Species Species

  7. What is a species? Species agroup of organisms that can reproduce and have fertile offspring

  8. What is a dichotomous key? • Dichotomous keys are commonly used to determine the genus and species of a specimen. • They are particularly useful when many species look alike.

  9. Choose your own adventure… • What would you do if…… your flight to Paris was taken over by hijackers? • If you volunteer yourself to be their hostage in order to save the other passengers go to page 112 • Or if you wait to see what they would do go to page 239

  10. Review • Organization is the systematic grouping of things to show interrelationships. • To develop an organizational outline, start with the largest category and subdivide into smaller categories. • Classification, or taxonomy, is a systematic arrangement of organisms into categories based on their characteristics and interrelationships. • Classification simplifies the identification and study of organisms according to their characteristics.

  11. Select The Letter Of The Correct Answer From The List Below: • The largest category of classification is called a _________________. • A system of classifying organisms is called _________________. • The most specific category for classifying an organism is a ________________. • In any organizational plan, start with the largest _________________.

  12. Review

  13. Cladogram-a branching tree used to illustrate phylogenetic relationships 1. Which 2 organisms are the most related? B & C 2. How long ago did A & D split? 3 mya 3. Which organism is most related to G? F 4. Which 2 organisms are the LEAST related? A & G 5. Which 2 organisms are MORE related: D & E or E & G? E & G 6. Which 2 organisms are LESS related: A & D or D & F? D & F 7. Which 2 organisms split 8 mya? A & G

  14. 1. Which 2 organisms separated the longest ago? Shark and ornithischian 2. What is the closest “relative” to a human on this cladogram? Wha le 3. What do you think the red dots on the cladogram represent? They are extinct 4. Which 2 groups separated earlier: tuna and ornithischian or bird and sourischian? tuna and ornithischian 5. Which is less related: a whale and a crocodile or the crocodile and ornithischian?whale and a crocodile

  15. Bacteria Archae Eukarya

  16. Bacteria Archae All unicellular Bacteria Formerly known as Monerans Prokaryotes Common ancestor 3.5bya Circular chromosome Extremophiles “ancient” organisms Most closely related to Eukarya Usually live on and in human body Cell walls of peptidoglycan Growth inhibited by antibiotics All Domains All living organisms All have the 10 COL Susceptible to viruses Grow best at “body” temperatures 37oC Membranes have unbranched hydrocarbons Found in nonextreme environments Most closely related to each other Common ancestor more recent than 3.4bya Human beings All eukaryotic: membrane bound organelles 4 Kingdoms: protista, fungi, animalial, plantae Visible with naked eye Can be multicellular Eukarya

  17. Resources • Classification Kahoot

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