Biology: Classification, Domains & Human Taxonomy

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Study set made from class slides on organism groups, taxonomic ranks, and human classification.

Last updated 11:30 PM on 8/24/26
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What organisms have photosynthetic ability?

Plants, Archaea, and Protista

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What organisms absorb food?

Bacteria, Fungi, and Protista

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What organisms ingest food?

Animals

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What organisms are prokaryotic?

Bacteria and Archaea

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What are the three domains of life?

Bacteria, Archaea, and Eukarya

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What group is usually unicellular and eukaryotic?

Protista

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Which organisms are known as extremophiles?

Archaea

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Taxonomic categories from most inclusive to least inclusive

Life → Domain → Kingdom → Phylum → Class → Order → Family → Genus → Species

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What is the most inclusive taxonomic category?

Life

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What does each domain contain?

Kingdoms

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What does each kingdom contain?

Phyla

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What does each phylum contain?

Classes

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What does each class contain?

Orders

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What does each order contain?

Families

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What does each family contain?

Genera

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What does each genus contain?

Species

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What is the least inclusive taxonomic category?

Species

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Human domain

Eukarya

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Human kingdom

Animalia

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Human phylum

Chordata

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Human class

Mammalia

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Human order

Primates

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Human family

Hominidae

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Human genus

Homo

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Human species

Homo sapiens

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What characteristic defines Domain Eukarya?

Cells with nuclei

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What characteristics define Kingdom Animalia?

Multicellular, motile, and ingest food

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What characteristics define Phylum Chordata?

A dorsal supporting rod and nerve cord

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What characteristics define Class Mammalia?

Hair and mammary glands

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What characteristic is associated with Order Primates?

Adapted to climb trees

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What characteristic is associated with Family Hominidae?

Adapted to walk erect

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What characteristics are associated with Genus Homo?

A large brain and tool use

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What characterizes Homo sapiens?

Body proportions of modern humans

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What naming system specifies an organism using two words?

Binomial nomenclature

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What is the full binomial name for humans?

Homo sapiens