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| classification system in which each organism is assigned a universally accepted name |
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| two-word naming system. genus & species |
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| each level of the naming system |
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| creater of the taxonomic naming system |
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levels of Linnaeus' naming system |
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| Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species |
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bacteria that lives in extreme conditions |
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| single celled, have nucleus |
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| protist, fungi, plant, animal |
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| tool to identify unknown organisms using physical characteristics |
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| evolutionary classification |
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| certain traits are shared becuase of a common ancestor, based on evolutionary decent |
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| shows how closely related organisms are traced to a common ancestor |
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| modern technology lets us classify by |
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| DNA sequence & mutations between species |
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