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Title: Classification


1
Classification
  • A Biological Tool for Organization

2
Classification Not Only for Biology
  • How would you classify this music?
  • Audioslave Metallica
  • Brooks Dunn Kenny Chesney
  • Korn Alicia Keys
  • Toni Braxton Usher
  • Carrie Underwood

3
Musical Classification Questions
  • Are there any classifications of music missing?
  • Do these classifications have sub classes?
  • Why classify music? How does it help buyers,
    sellers and musicians?

4
Taxonomy
  • Field of biology concerned with identifying,
    naming, and classifying species
  • Organisms are grouped based on their similarities
    into taxonomic groups or taxa

5
Taxa
  • Domain (most general)
  • Kingdom
  • Phylum
  • Class
  • Order
  • Family
  • Genus
  • Species (most specific)

6
Three-Domain Classification
BACTERIA
ARCHAEA
EUKARYA
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Domain Eukarya
  • Organisms with eukaryotic cells (cells with a
    nucleus)
  • Kingdom Animalia (animals)
  • Kingdom Plantae (plants)
  • Kingdom Fungi (mushrooms, fungus)
  • Kingdom Protista (single-celled organisms)

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Domain Bacteria
  • Organisms with prokaryotic cells (cells without a
    nucleus)
  • Kindgom Eubacteria (bacteria and cyanobacteria or
    blue-green algae)

9
Domain Archaea
  • Organisms with prokaryotic cells, but which are
    very unusual and quite different from Bacteria.
    Archaea tend to live under extreme conditions of
    heat, salinity, acidity.
  • Kingdom Archaebacteria

10
Six-Kingdom Scheme
EUBACTERIA
ARCHAEBACTERIA
PROTISTA
FUNGI
PLANTAE
ANIMALIA
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Examples of Classification
western juniper
vanilla orchid
housefly
human
Plantae
Plantae
Coniferophyta
Anthophyta
Coniferopsida
Monocotyledonae
Cuoniferales
Asparagales
Cupressaceae
Orchidaceae
Juniperus
Vanilla
J. occidentalis
V. planifolia
12
The Species
  • A group of organisms that have structural,
    functional, and developmental similarities, and
    that are able to interbreed and produce fertile
    offspring.
  • The species is the fundamental unit of biological
    classification.

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Naming Species Binomial Nomenclature
  • Each species has a two-part name
  • First part is genus
  • Second part is the species
  • Ursus arctos brown bear
  • Bufo americanus American toad
  • Genus and species are underlined or italicized.
    Genus is capitalized, species is not.

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Dichotomous Key
  • An easy way to classify organisms or any kind of
    information
  • Uses a series of yes/no questions to get to a
    single description that applies to only one thing
  • Classification of all living things is done this
    way
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