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Lesson 3 Classifying Organisms

The document is a lesson on classifying organisms that discusses the six kingdoms of classification. It contains several open-ended questions about classifying living things and the scientific names used for species. The questions cover topics like the evidence used to classify organisms, why dogs are in the animal kingdom instead of the fungi kingdom, and the difference between a cladogram and dichotomous key.

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Lesson 3 Classifying Organisms

The document is a lesson on classifying organisms that discusses the six kingdoms of classification. It contains several open-ended questions about classifying living things and the scientific names used for species. The questions cover topics like the evidence used to classify organisms, why dogs are in the animal kingdom instead of the fungi kingdom, and the difference between a cladogram and dichotomous key.

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Six Kingdoms of Classification

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What evidence is used to classify living things into groups?

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Why is a dog in Kingdom Animalia instead of Kingdom Fungi?

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What domain does the brown bear belong to?

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Explain Why does every species have a scientific name?

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Solve If you find a mouse with large ears and a hairy
tail, what species might it be?

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Interpret Diagrams Of the salamander, hamster, and
chimpanzee, which two are most closely related?

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What is the difference between a cladogram and a dichotomous key?

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