Transcript Taxonomy Jeopardy - Biology Junction

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Rules of
Taxonomy
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History of
Classification
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Linnaeus
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Taxons
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Archaea and
Eubacteria
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Eukarya
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Rules of
History of
Linnaeus
Taxonomy Classification
Taxons
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The only taxon
NOT capitalized
when writing
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What is the species
name?
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Name of words
in the scientific
name of an
organism
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What is two?
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This must be done
when writing a
scientific name in
your notebook
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What is
underline?
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Must approve all
scientific names
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What are
international
congresses?
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Scientific naming
must follow these
rules
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What is binomial
nomenclature?
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Earliest
taxonomist
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Who is Aristotle?
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Two languages
used for
scientific naming
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What are Latin
and Greek?
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Subdivisions
Aristotle used in
classifying
organisms
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What are land, sea,
and air dwellers?
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Known as the
“father of
taxonomy”
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Who is Carolus
Linnaeus?
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First taxonomist to
use Latin for naming
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Who is John Ray?
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Classified organisms
by this trait
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What is structure?
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Linnaean Naming
system
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What is binomial
nomenclature?
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Used scientific
names instead of
common names to
prevent this
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What are
misnomers?
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Capitalized in a
scientific name
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What is the genus?
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Scientific names
appear this way in
print
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What is italicized?
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Plural for this term
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What is taxa?
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Most recent
category added
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What is Domain?
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Broadest taxon
above Order
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What is Class?
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Used for the
Phylum level for
plants
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What is Division?
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Class for humans
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What is Mammalia?
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Ancient bacteria
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What is Archaea?
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Contain
peptidoglycan in
their cell walls
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What is
Eubacteria?
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Hydrothermal vents
and sewage
treatment plants
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Where Archaea are
found?
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Niche for most
Eubacteria
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What are
decomposers?
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Food product made
by bacteria
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What is yogurt,
cheese, wine, or
buttermilk?
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Kingdom containing
algae
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What is Protista?
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Only two completely
multicellular
kingdoms
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What are Plantae
and Animalia?
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Two kingdoms whose
members all contain
cell walls
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What is Fungi and
Plantae?
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Only unicellular
member of the
Kingdom Fungi
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What are yeasts?
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Kingdoms that have
photosynthetic
members
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What are
Eubacteria,
Protista, and
Plantae?
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Modern
Taxonomy
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Used by today’s
taxonomists to group
similar organisms into
more accurate
taxonomic groups
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What is similarity in
DNA, RNA or amino
acid sequences of
proteins?
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