biology classification

the scientist responsible for developing the system of binomial nomenclature is

Linnaeus

plantae

eukaryotic multi cellular orgainisms, autotrophic, cell walls

fungi

eukaryotic multi cellular organisms, heterotrophic, cell walls

animalia

eukaryotic multi cellular organisms, heterotrophic, no cell walls

protista

eukaryotic unicellular organisms that can be autotrophic or heterotrophic

the scientific name for a skunk is Mephitis mephitis, which specifies the skunks's

genus and species

heterotrophic

obtain nutrients by eating other organisms

autotrophic

obtain nutrients from the sun and can make their own food

two organisms that are in the same family will also be in the same:

order

when the eight levels of classification are listed from broadest to narrowest, which level is the fifth position

order

eukaryotic

organisms wh's cells contain nuclei

two organisms that are in the same class will also be in the same:

phylum

archaebacteria

prokaryotic unicellular organisms that live in extreme environments

eubacteria

prokaryotic unicellular organisms that live inside humans, soil and air

prokaryotic

singled-celled microorganism that lacks a nucleus

fungi

Alba madonna are multi cellular, eukaryotic, heterotrophic(decomposer) and have cell walls.

protista

Amoebas are unicellular, eukaryotic, heterotrophic organism.

animalia

Artemia monica are multi cellular, eukaryotic heterotrophic(consumers) organisms.

the scientific name for the european white water lily is Nymphaea alba. what is the genus to which this plant belongs

Nymphaea

archaebacteria

Prokaryotic unicellular organisms that thrive in extreme environments

eubacteria

Salmonella is unicellular, prokaryotic organism that can survive in you, air and soil.

plantae

Sertularia argentas are multi cellular, eukaryotic, autotrophic organisms.

eight levels of classification from general to specific

domain kingdom phylum class order family genus species