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What is the highest level of biological classification that includes Bacteria, Archaea, and Eukarya?
Domains
What is the process of categorizing organisms based on similarities and differences?
Classification
What is the two-part naming system developed by Carl Linnaeus for species?
Binomial nomenclature
What kingdom of organisms produce glucose from sunlight through photosynthesis?
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What is a recognized name for a species that remains constant across different regions?
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Which kingdom of organisms includes both multicellular and unicellular varieties with chitinous cell walls?
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Study Notes
Biological Classification
- The highest level of biological classification that includes Bacteria, Archaea, and Eukarya is the Domain.
- Biological classification is the process of categorizing organisms based on their similarities and differences.
Taxonomy
- The two-part naming system developed by Carl Linnaeus for species is known as Binomial Nomenclature.
Kingdoms of Organisms
- The kingdom of organisms that produce glucose from sunlight through photosynthesis is Plantae.
- A recognized name for a species that remains constant across different regions is a Scientific Name.
- The kingdom of organisms that includes both multicellular and unicellular varieties with chitinous cell walls is Fungi.
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Description
Learn about the fundamentals of biological classification, including the Animalia and Plantae kingdoms, taxonomy, and domains in the highest level of classification. Understand the process of classification based on similarities and differences.
