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CLASSIFYING ORGANISMSChapter 1 Lesson 2
CLASSIFYING LIVING THINGS Aristotle (384 BC- 322 BC)
Greek Philosopher Classified based on two groups Plants and Animals Classified by the structure and size of an
organism
LINNAEUS AND CLASSIFICATION Swedish botanist and physician Classified based on similar structure He had two main groups called
kingdoms
ROBERT WHITTAKER 1969 Proposed the five kingdom system Plantae, Animalia, Fungi, Monera,
Protista
DETERMINING DOMAINS Classification system is still changing Systematics is the way scientist do it. They use the organisms:
Cell type Habitat Way it obtains energy Structure DNA structure Function of the organism
DOMAINS CONT Using systematics, scientists identified
two different major groups of bacteria Archaea- (Ar kee uh) Bacteria These two groups became two domains. The last domain is Eukarya
BINOMIAL NOMENCLATURE Linnaeus developed a two name
system It is still called binomial nomenclature The two names are the genus and the
species name. Genus- a group of similar species Species- a group of similar organisms
with similar traits that can produce fertile offspring
ORGANISMS NAMES
USES OF SCIENTIFIC NAMES Several common names for one
organism Several common names for many
species- for example- bird could be cardinal or it could be chickadee
Scientific names are the same worldwide
Communication is easier because everyone uses the scientific name.
CLASSIFICATION TOOLS
Dichtomous keys Cladograms
DICHOTOMOUS KEY Is a series of descriptions arranged in
pairs that lead a person to the identification of the organism
CLADOGRAM Like a family tree A cladogram is branched diagram that
shows the relationships among organisms including common ancestors.