Biology revision

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  • Main features of protists
    • Most are unicellular, some multicellular, all have a nucleus, some may have cell walls and chloroplasts, get nutrition by photosynthesis or eating other living things
  • Characteristics of reptiles
    • Have scaly skin, lay eggs with rubbery shells
  • Similar base sequences in the DNA of two species
    Indicate how closely related those two species are and how recent their common ancestor is
  • Mammals
    • Cats, Elephants
  • Birds
    • Have feathers, lay eggs with hard shells, have a beak, have wings instead of four limbs
  • Protist cell components
    • Some may have cell walls and chloroplasts
  • Birds
    • Toucan, Parrot, Flamingo
  • Bacterial cell components
    • Strands of DNA, plasmids
  • Plants
    • Multicellular, cells contain a nucleus, chloroplasts, and cell walls made from cellulose, get nutrition by photosynthesis
  • Reptiles
    • Have scaly skin, lay eggs with rubbery shells
  • Characteristics of amphibians
    • Moist skin without scales
    • Eggs laid in water
    • Larvae live in water with gills
    • Adults often live on land with lungs
  • Myriapods
    • Centipedes, millipedes
  • Characteristics of ferns
    • Leaves called fronds
    • Reproduce by spores on the underside of fronds
  • Crustaceans
    • Crabs, lobsters
  • Arachnids
    • Spiders, scorpions
  • Groups of arthropods
    • Myriapods
    • Insects
    • Arachnids
    • Crustaceans
  • Fish
    • All fish except for one or two types
  • Insects
    • Grasshoppers, butterflies
  • Amphibians
    • Frogs, toads
  • Reptiles
    • Snakes, crocodiles, turtles
  • Characteristics of flowering plants
    • Reproduce by means of flowers and seeds
    • Seeds produced inside the ovary
  • A virus doesn't belong in any classification system as it is not considered a living thing
  • Differences between monocotyledons and dicotyledons
    • Monocots have branching root system, parallel veins in leaves, petals in multiples of three
    • Dicots have taproot system, broader leaves with branching veins, petals in multiples of four or five