Question 1 1 points Save Data used in ______ systematics stresses both common an
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Question 1 1 points SaveData used in ______ systematics stresses both common ancestry and the amount of change observed among groups.
cladistic
phenetic
traditional
none of the above
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A ______ includes the ancestor and all of its descendants.
systematic
cladogram
monophyletic group
species
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______ was the first person to use a two-kingdom system of classification.
Aristotle
Carolus Linnaeus
Robert Whittaker
none of the above
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When writing a binomial name, the first letter of the _____ name is capitalized.
genus
species
kingdom
class
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Which of the following is more inclusive than phylum?
kingdom
class
species
order
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_____ is a process by which taxa are clustered together based on the number of their similarities.
Phenetics
Cladistics
Evolutionary systematics
none of the above
Question 7 1 points Save
Carl Woese's work separated prokaryotes into two groups, originally called Eubacteria and
Probacteria.
Monobacteria.
Archaebacteria.
none of the above
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Which of the following is NOT a type of Arachaebacteria?
halophile
thermophile
mesophile
none of the above
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Which of the following is NOT a main characteristic that scientists focus on when determining which kingdom an organism belongs to?
cell type
body type
nutrition
none of the above
Question 10 1 points Save
Several tissues may bond together to form a(n)
lipid.
nucleic acid.
organ.
none of the above
Explanation / Answer
1) traditional 2)monophyletic group 3)Carolus Linnaeus 4)genus 5)kingdom 6)Phenetics 7)Archaebacteria. 8)mesophile 9)nutrition 10) lipid
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