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Classification is the organization of organisms and putting them into a group or species.

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Linnaeus was a Swedish naturalist who developed the naming system binomial nomenclature (binomial nomenclature is the naming systems of organisms).

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Robert Koch was a Prussian physician who was known for discovering the cause of tuberculosis (tuberculosis bacterium), which is a type of bacterium.

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Under domain archaea are single celled organisms, archaea bacterium do not have a nuclei, and live in very harsh conditions.

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There are no kingdom names in domain archaea at this time.

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Halophilic extremophiles is the scientific name for the archaea is Halophile. Halophiles live in high salt conditions.

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Archaea can be found in many harsh environments

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Domain Bacteria is very similar to domain archaea, but the organisms in domain bacteria do not live in extreme conditions.

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There are no kingdom names in domain bacteria at this time.

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Many types of bacteria can be located, or even formed all over the world. In fact, many bacteria live on your hands!

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Bacteria ca have many shapes, these shapes include
Cocci- round
Sprilla- spiral
Bacilli- rod

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Streptococcal pharyngitis is a bacterium which causes strep throat

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Domain Eukarya consists of organisms with a nucleus

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There are many kingdoms in Domain Eukarya. The kingdoms consist of:
Animalia
Plantae
Fungi
Protista

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Heterotrophic organisms that reproduce sexually.
Example- Felis Catus (Cat)

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Porifera- sponges
Cnidaria- jellyfish
Platymenthis- flatwroms
Nematoda- roundworms
Mollusca- clams
Annelida- segmented worms
Arthropoda- insects
Enchinodermata- starfish
Chordata- birds/lizards/humans

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Autotrophic organisms with a nucleus and have a cell wall.
Example- Bellis Perennis

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Autotrophic organisms with a nucleus and have a cell wall.
Example- Bellis Perennis (Common Daisy)

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Liverworts
Mosses
Hornworts
Club Mosses
Ferns
Gymnosperms- evergreens
Angiosperms- flowers

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Organisms under the kingdom fungi are multi cellular, heterotrophic, and are important decomposers.
Example- Ascomycota (Sac Fungi)

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Chytridiomycota- simplest
Zygomycota- bread mold
Ascomycota- sac-like
Basisiomycota- club-shaped
Glomeromycota- newest, takes from roots of trees, parasitic

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Heterogenous organisms that have a nucleus. Organisms in kingdom protista can be autotrophic or heterotrophic
Example- Naegleria Fawleri (Brain-eating Amoeba)

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Euglenozoa- formed by consuming a green algae cell
Dinoflagellata- have two flagellum
Apicomplexa- live like a parasite
Ciliophora- most complecated
Ameobozoa-nmove by psuedopods
Faraminifera- most protists
Phaeophyta- largest
Rhodophyta- marine
Chlorophyta- origin of land plants

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- Viruses are nonliving and can cause sickness
- The difference between organisms and viruses is that viruses are nonliving, while organisms are living
- Viruses can come in several shapes, these shapes include:
+ Icosahedral- when many triangles are put together.
+ Envelope- virus is within the membrane
+ Complex- have a head and a tail, longest shape
+ Helical- Hollow tube, nucleic acid in the middle.