1. Species Building Vocabulary Match each term with its definition/or description by writing the letter of the correct answer on the line beside the term on the left column. 1019 Column A Column B on similarities. 2. Taxonomy conditions dem ACTIVITY 2 3. Genus Велом 4. Classification 5. Organism 6. Binomial Nomenclature a. The grouping of objects or information based b. Single-celled, can survive in extreme c. The branch of biology in which organisms are grouped and named. d. Consists of a group of related species. e. A group of similar organisms that have similar traits and produce fertile offspring. f. An individual plant, animal or other life form.

1. Species Building Vocabulary Match each term with its definition/or description by writing the letter of the correct answer on the line beside the term on the left column. 1019 Column A Column B on similarities. 2. Taxonomy conditions dem ACTIVITY 2 3. Genus Велом 4. Classification 5. Organism 6. Binomial Nomenclature a. The grouping of objects or information based b. Single-celled, can survive in extreme c. The branch of biology in which organisms are grouped and named. d. Consists of a group of related species. e. A group of similar organisms that have similar traits and produce fertile offspring. f. An individual plant, animal or other life form.

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

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Chapter18: Organizing Information About Species

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