Chapter 9 The Classification Of Organisms Ppt Download 28 kingdom archae possible 6th kingdom. this pictures shows a type of bacteria that lives in extreme environments such as oceanic vents. this type of bacteria is known as a halophile. download ppt "classification of living organisms". learning outcome b1 apply the kingdom system of classification to study the diversity of organisms. Presentation transcript. classification of microorganisms – chapter 9 • taxonomy • the science of classifying organisms • provides universal names for organisms • provides a reference for identifying organisms • phylogeny • the study of the evolutionary history of organisms. the three domain system.
Ppt Chapter 9 Taxonomy Taxonomy вђ The Science Of Classifying The document discusses the classification of organisms from the broadest to most specific levels: kingdoms, phyla, classes, orders, families, genera, and species. organisms are classified based on their cells, anatomy, and ability to breed. the classification system helps determine the scientific name of organisms using their genus and species. Taxonomy taxonomy: the science of classification of all known life forms from the most simple single cell bacteria to the most complex animal linnaen system developed by swedish botanist carolu linnaeus originally classified organisms by 7 designations: kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species in past 20 years as scientists have furthered research, a more general designation has. 8 domain eukarya consists of all organisms made of one or more cells that have a nucleus as well as other membrane bound organelles. there are currently 3 domains archaea, bacteria, and eukarya. archaea and bacteria consists of prokaryotic organisms. 9 kingdom animalia consists of organisms that are multicellular, eukaryotic, lack a cell wall. C the hierarchical classification system. there are various sizes of groups into which living organisms are put.the largest group is the kingdom.there are five kingdoms: prokaryotes (which includes bacteria), protoctista, fungi, plants and animals. each kingdom is further divided into smaller groups called.
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