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This is the naming system created by Linnaeus, he named each organism based on its scientific Genus and Species group. All of these scientific names are written in Latin and Greek, so everyone around the world can more easily read them.

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Fungi

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Protist

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Archaebacteria

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Taxonomy

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Eubacteria

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In the 1750's , a Swedish naturalist Carolus Linnaeus came up with a system for classifying and then naming new organisms based on their physical features. The way Linnaeus did this is still used by todays biologists.

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Plant

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Classification is the process of grouping things together based on their similarities. Today, biologists can not only classify living animals, but also fossils. Taxonomy is the scientific study of how living things are classified and scientifically named.

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Animal

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Animal

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Archaebacteria

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Protist

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Archaebacteria

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Eubacteria

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Fungi

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Plant

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Animal

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Domain          Do
Kingdom        Kings
Phylum           Put
Class              Crystals
Order              On
Family            Family's
Genus            Glass
Species         Spectacles

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Protist

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Fungi

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Archaebacteria: The oldest known form of some sort of life. They are also organisms that live in very harsh climates, and are also unicellular and prokaryotes. Examples of Archaebacteria: Thermophiles, Halophiles, and Methanogens.
Eubacteria: Organisms that contain nuclei, and are unicellular prokaryotes that are still simple but more advanced than other prokaryotes. They are all unicellular and prokaryotes. Examples of Eubacteria: Salmonella, Algae, and Coli.
Animals: Very advanced eukaryotic multicellular organisms. They are consumer/heterotrophs, and usually have genders for reproduction. Examples of Animals: Tiger, Rhino, and Whale.
Plants: Eukaryotes with cells that contain cell walls, and a green pigment known as chlorophyll that they use to make there own food through the process known as Photosynthesis. Examples of Plants: Daisy, Bamboo, Palm trees.
Protists: These are eukaryotic organisms that are unicellular most of the time. Some are more animal-like while others are plant-like. They all live in an aquatic environment. Examples of Protists: Amoeba, Protozoa, and Giardia.
Fungi: Eukaryote organisms that take the roll of decomposers in the life cycle. They absorb the nutrients of decaying organisms. Most fungi are multicellular. Examples of Fungi: Mushrooms, Yeast, and mold.

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Eubacteria