systematics

• systematics

  • study of kinds, diversity, relationship of organisms
• systematics

  • study of kinds, diversity, relationship of organisms
• taxonomy

  • study of of how living things are classified
  • father of taxonomy is carolus linnaeus
• taxonomy

  • study of of how living things are classified
  • father of taxonomy is carolus linnaeus
• nomeclature

  • system of naming organisms
  • bionimal nomeclature is Genus species
• nomeclature

  • system of naming organisms
  • bionimal nomeclature is Genus species
• morphology

  • study of the external and internal parts of living things
• morphology

  • study of the external and internal parts of living things
• classification

  • arrangemenet, grouping and identifying living things
  • ordering of organisms into a group
  • can be phenetic or phylogenetics
• order of classifications

  • do keep ponds clean or frogs get sick
  • domain kingdom phylum class order family genus speciesf
• order of classifications

  • do keep ponds clean or frogs get sick
  • domain kingdom phylum class order family genus speciesf
• basis of domain and kingdom

  1. cell type - prokaryotic (no nucleus) or eukaryotic (has nucleus)
  2. ability to make food - heterotrophic (eats living organisms) or autotrophic (can make their own food) or saprotrophic (eats dead or decaying matter)
  3. number of cells in their body - unicellular (made of 1 cell) or multicellular (made of many cells)
• basis of domain and kingdom

  1. cell type - prokaryotic (no nucleus) or eukaryotic (has nucleus)
  2. ability to make food - heterotrophic (eats living organisms) or autotrophic (can make their own food) or saprotrophic (eats dead or decaying matter)
  3. number of cells in their body - unicellular (made of 1 cell) or multicellular (made of many cells)
• domain

  • most inclusive (board) taxonomic category

  1. archaea
  2. eubacteria
  3. eukarya
• domain

  • most inclusive (board) taxonomic category

  1. archaea
  2. eubacteria
  3. eukarya
• domain

  1. archaea most primitive bacteria
  2. eubacteria more advaned and false bacteria
  3. eukarya all organisms with nucleus
• domain

  1. archaea most primitive bacteria
  2. eubacteria more advaned and false bacteria
  3. eukarya all organisms with nucleus
• classification

  • arrangemenet, grouping and identifying living things
  • ordering of organisms into a group
  • can be phenetic or phylogenetics