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    1. The document classifies all living things into three domains: Archaea, Bacteria, and Eukarya. 2. Archaea and Bacteria are primitive, unicellular prokaryotes, while Eukarya includes unicellular and multicellular eukaryotes divided into six kingdoms. 3. The document then provides an example classification starting with Eukarya, Animalia, Chordata, Mammalia, Carnivora, Felidae, Felis, and ending at the species level with Felis catus (house cat).

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    1. The document classifies all living things into three domains: Archaea, Bacteria, and Eukarya. 2. Archaea and Bacteria are primitive, unicellular prokaryotes, while Eukarya includes unicellular and multicellular eukaryotes divided into six kingdoms. 3. The document then provides an example classification starting with Eukarya, Animalia, Chordata, Mammalia, Carnivora, Felidae, Felis, and ending at the species level with Felis catus (house cat).

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    1. The document classifies all living things into three domains: Archaea, Bacteria, and Eukarya. 2. Archaea and Bacteria are primitive, unicellular prokaryotes, while Eukarya includes unicellular and multicellular eukaryotes divided into six kingdoms. 3. The document then provides an example classification starting with Eukarya, Animalia, Chordata, Mammalia, Carnivora, Felidae, Felis, and ending at the species level with Felis catus (house cat).

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    Hello Guys!

    Fold your green paper HOT DOG STYLE

    And turn it over

    All living things are classified into one of three


    DOMAINS

    1. Archaea
    Primitive
    Unicellular prokaryotes
    Autotrophs (organism that MAKES OWN
    FOOD)
    and some heterotrophs (DOES NOT make
    own food)
    Can live in harsh conditions

    EXAMPLES: archae (lives in salty water)

    2. Bacteria
    Unicellular prokaryotes
    Most are heterotrophs
    typical bacteria

    EXAMPLES: staphylococcus
    E-coli

    3. Eukarya
    unicellular (uni- means one) and
    multicellular (multi- means many)
    eukaryotes
    Can be divided into 6 kingdoms

    EXAMPLES: fish, tree, algae

    cells
    NO
    nucleus
    NO
    organelles

    Eukaryote
    Complex
    cells
    HAS nucleus
    HAS
    organelles

    Fold about an inch

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    DOMAIN?
    Archae
    Bacteria
    Eukarya

    ANSWER

    =Eukarya=
    Multicellular
    Has nucleus

    KINGDOM?

    ANSWER

    =Animalia=
    Eukaryote
    heterotroph

    Phyla?

    ANSWER

    =Chordata=
    Backbone
    Skeleton
    Spinal cord

    CLASS?

    ANSWER

    =Mammalia=
    Live birth (NO egg)
    Hair/fur
    Babies rely on milk

    ORDER?
    Primate Order: Includes old and new world
    monkeys.
    Insectivora Order: Called "insectivores."
    Small insect-eating mammals with small eyes
    and ears.
    Rodentia Order: Called "rodents."
    Carnivora Order: Called "carnivores." Large
    predators, most of which eat a variety of plant
    material as well.

    ANSWER

    =Carnivore=
    (meat eater)

    Sharp canine teeth


    Fixed jaw

    FAMILY?
    A. Canidae
    B. Felidae

    ANSWER

    =Felidae=
    Short muzzle
    Great balance
    Retractable claws

    GENERA
    =Felis Feline=
    Smaller cats
    Cannot roar

    SPECIES
    =catus=
    House cat
    40-55 breeds

    6 Kingdoms

    6 Kingdoms

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