Q1. Scientists can determine relatedness among organisms by comparing par- tial amino acid sequences. The ta- ble shows four partial amino acid se- quences from four organisms.Which organism is the LEAST related to the other three organisms?
Q2. Which organisational tool allows you togroupandidentifyorganismsbased on similar traits?
Q3. Into which Kingdom would you put this organism?
Q4. Someorganismsthatshareacommonr ancestor have features that have differ- e ent functions, but similar structures. These are known as
Q6. Which leaf is shown in the drawing?
Q7. Nuclear membrane is absent in
Q8. Animals are divided into the groups:
Q9. AlllifeonEarthcanbeclassifiedinto one of how many kingdoms?
Q10. Which organism in the table is least closely related to the chimpanzee?
Q11. What kingdom is mostly unicellular and has the most diversity?
Q12. A botanist discovers a new plant in the jungle. Which of thefollowineg ob- servations of the plant’s characteris- ticswouldbeusefulindetderminingits identity with a dichotomous key?
Q13. Withinthe3domainsare6kingdoms: , , , , ,and
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Q14. In the levels of classification, what comes after phylum?
Q15. The illustration above depicts an ex- perimentconductedbyscientistsStan- ley Miller and Harold Urey. What were the electrical sparks supposed to mimick?
Q16. Which of the following is a support- ingfactthathumansandchimpanzees have a common ancestor?
Q17. Taxonomy hierarchical classification consist of how many taxon?
Q18. The method of grouping organisms into categories that represent lines of evolutionary descent is called
Q19. Kingdom Monera has eukaryotic cell type
Q20. In a cladogram, a ___ is the point where branches originate represent a common ancestor.
Q21. The illustration above depicts an ex- perimentconductedbyscientistsStan- ley Miller and Harold Urey. What was the product of the experiment?
Q22. What is the variety of organisms con- sidered at all levels from populations to ecosystems?
Q23. Structures that are inherited from a common ancestor are homologous.
Q24. A place where an organism lives.