Define Classification: Grouping of organisms according to their
_____________________ in a logical manner What is Taxonomy? Taxonomy: discipline of ______________________ organisms & _________________ each organism a universally accepted name Linnaeus’s System of K___________________________ Classification P___________________________ C___________________________ O___________________________ F___________________________ *G__________________________ *s__________________________ A species is a group of 1. Physically similar organisms that are… 2. Potentially interbreeding 3. _________________________ 4. Reproductively isolated 5. Able to produce viable offspring
How do new species form? _____________ or ____________ changes cause portions of
a population to become reproductively isolated from the rest of the group. “_________________” What are the six Kingdoms? 🞐 Archaebacteria: _________________________________ 🞐 Eubacteria: List Examples of organisms ____________________________________ found in each Kingdom. 🞐 Protista: ________________________________________ 🞐 Plantae:______________________________________ ___ 🞐 Fungi: __________________________________________ 🞐 Animalia:_____________________________________ ___ Binomial Nomenclature 🞐 Uses 2 words to identify an organism 🞐 1st word: Genus (capitalized) 🞐 2nd word: species (Lowercase) 🞐 When printed, must be underlined or italicized 🞐 Example: Homo sapiens or Homo sapiens Cladogram Notes What does a cladogram show us? A cladogram shows ___________________________ between groups of living things
Reading a cladogram The ___________ the two species are on the cladogram, the __________________ they are related.
Creating Cladograms!
1. Make a table of some
______________ that the organisms share, and some that are unique
2. Draw your cladogram.
*Organisms with more of the traits
evolved _________, so they go at the _____ or on the _________.
*Less evolved organisms go at the
_________ or _______ side. 3. Add in when the different _________ most likely evolved