Classification of organism 2n week

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Classification of organism Domain

Kingdom

Phylum

Class

Order

Family

Genus

Species

Domain- the largest category into which organism have

been classified,

o Archaea

o Bacteria

o Eukarya

Archaea Bacteria Eukarya

Kingdom- is the second highest taxonomic rank,

which classified the microorganism

and organism.

• Monera

• Protista

• Fungi

• Plantae

• Animalia

Monera Protista Fungi

Plantae Animalia

Phylum consist of different classes, which classified by bodies structdure;

Example:

o Acanthocephala

o Brachiopoda

o Chordata

Acanthocephala Brachiopoda Chordata

Class- have several characteristics, that can

distinguish the organism; feather, mammary

Gland, scales, etc.

o Mammalia

o Reptilia

o Actinopterygii

Mammalia Reptilia Actinopterygii

Order- is used to determine to which order

an organism belongs. What kind of food that

an organism eat and classified according to

their unique appearance

o Carnivora

o Gonorynchiformes

o Diptera

Carnivora Gonorynchiformes Diptera

Family- share so much in common, organisms of a family are

said to be related to each other.

o Drosophilidae

o Felidae

o Canidae

o Hominidae

Drosophilidae Felidae Canidae

Genus- is a way to describe the generic name for an organism. The

genus classification is very specific so there are fewer organisms within

each one

o Canis

o Felis

o Chanos

Canis Felis Chanos

Species- are as specific as you can get. It is the lowest and most strict level of

classification of living things

o Catus

o Familiaris

o Chanos

o Lupus

Catus Familiaris Chanos

Lupus

Before, organism were only grouped into eukaryotes

and prokaryotes. And now scientist came up with

three-domain system

eukaryotes prokaryotes

What is the purpose of these categories?

o We use these categories for the scientific naming of organism

o Other people from different places would use the same name for the

same organism.

On the past years how can we group the living things?

On the past years how can we group the living things?

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Example:

o Felis + Catus = Felis Catus

o Canis + Familiaries= Canis Familiaries

o Canis + Lupus= Canis Lupus

Can a dog and a wolf produce

fertile offspring?

Why?

“This system of classification may change as more

information are gathered about organism found

all over the earth.”

Scientists have identified more than

1.4 million species. Tens of millions –

remain unknown

(www.thecatalogueoflife.org)

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