Greenhouse - Evolution Day 3

Fill In the Blanks Taxonomy is the study of classifying organisms. Aristotle was the first person to make a classification system which used only plants and animals. Linnaeus made the current seven part system which uses kingdom through species. Kingdom is the biggest group and species is the smallest group. Binomial nomenclature is the two part naming system that uses the genus and species to name all organisms. Cladograms and phylogenic trees show us evolutionary relationships. Dichotomous keys use phenotypes or characteristics to classify organisms. Key terminology Match the terms Bi Two Nomial Naming Species Smallest group Kingdom Biggest group Variation Differences Homo Same Anatomy Parts of the body Amino Acids Monomer to Proteins In a phylogenic tree the oldest species is found. At the top On the left hand side On the right hand side At the bottom In a cladogram the youngest species can be found. At the top On the left hand side On the right hand side At the bottom In a phylogenic tree where is the youngest species found? At the top On the left On the right At the bottom In a cladogram where can the youngest species be found? At the top On the left On the right At the bottom Cladogram Draw an example of the cladogram. Phylogenic Tree Draw an example of a phylogenic Tree.