Biology Classification Flashcards

What are the levels of classification?

What is the kingdom of a grey wolf?

What is the phylum of the grey wolf?

What is the class of the grey wolf?

What is the order of the grey wolf?

What is the family of the grey wolf?

What is the genus of the grey wolf?

What is the species of the grey wolf?

What is the kingdom of the date palm?

What is the phylum of the date palm?

What is the class of the date palm?

What is the order of the date palm?

What is the family of the date palm?

What is the genus of the date palm?

What is the species of the date palm?

Classification Levels

The classification hierarchy includes eight levels: domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, and species.

Grey Wolf Classification

Kingdom: Animalia - The grey wolf belongs to this kingdom of multicellular organisms.
Phylum: Chordata - Characterized by having a notochord at some life stage.
Class: Mammalia - Features warm-blooded vertebrates with hair or fur and mammary glands.
Order: Carnivora - Predominantly meat-eating mammals.
Family: Canidae - Includes dogs, wolves, foxes, and other canids.
Genus: Canis - Encompasses dogs, wolves, and other related animals.
Species: lupus - Specifically identifies the grey wolf within its genus.

Date Palm Classification

Kingdom: Plantae - The date palm is part of the plant kingdom, consisting of photosynthetic organisms.
Phylum: Angiospermophyta - Indicates that the date palm is a flowering plant.
Class: Monocotyledoneae - Characterized by having one seed leaf (cotyledon).
Order: Palmales - Represents the order that includes various palm species.
Family: Arecaceae - Commonly known as the palm family, including many types of palms.
Genus: Phoenix - A genus that contains several species of palms, including the date palm.
Species: dactylifera - Identifies the date palm specifically known for producing edible dates.

Test your knowledge on the classification of living organisms with these fun flashcards. This quiz focuses on the levels of classification and specific details about the grey wolf and date palm. Perfect for biology students looking to reinforce their learning!