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My chapter is important because it classifies organisms in specified ways. It also tells us recent ancestors of organisms we may not have known about. It is used in the real world by scientists using the graphs to classify the organisms by a unique name.

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What is a reason that common names are not very useful to biologists? 

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What is a reason that common names are not very useful to biologists? 

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There are many organisms classified by the same name.

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Explain what a node represents on a cladogram. 

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Explain what a node represents on a cladogram. 

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The most recent common ancestor

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Describe how diversity at each of Linneaus’ levels changes from one to another. 

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Describe how diversity at each of Linneaus’ levels changes from one to another. 

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It adds a new type of species to the group each time it goes up.

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Describe what ALL organisms on planet Earth have in common. 

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Describe what ALL organisms on planet Earth have in common. 

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They all have DNA that makes them different

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Be able to put Linnaeus’ seven levels of classification in order from MOST to LEAST inclusive. 

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Be able to put Linnaeus’ seven levels of classification in order from MOST to LEAST inclusive. 

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Species, Genus, Family, Order, Class, Phylum, Kingdom

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All living organisms share DNA that genetically identify each organism

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Carolus Linnaeus- developed a two-word naming system called binomial nomenclature.

Genus- a group of similar species

Clade-group of species that includes a single common ancestor and all descendants of that ancestor—living and extinct.

Taxa/taxon-Biologists often refer to these groups as taxa (singular: taxon).

Hierarchy-Linnaeus also developed a classification system that organized species into a hierarchy, or ranking.

Family- Genera that share many similarities are grouped into a larger category

Order-Closely related families are grouped into the next larger rank

Class-Closely related orders are grouped into the next larger rank

Phylum-Classes are grouped into a phylum.

Kingdom-The largest and most inclusive of Linnaeus’s taxonomic categories is the kingdom.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79015wVf7zk

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Classification | Eukaryotes | kingdom | phylum| Class| Order | Family | Genus | species | Brain Pop