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Taxonomy

Unit Outline
Students Notes Package
PowerPoint
Textbook Notes & Q's
  • Images of 5-6Kingdom & 3Domain Systems
  • 4 Concept Maps
  • Notes from SW Biology (not all material is required)
  • Dichotomous Key Assignment
Classification is a very broad term which simply means putting things in classes. Humans seem unable to resist the urge to classify. It's one of the most basic activities of any science, because it's easier to think about a few groups of things than about lots of separate things.

Taxonomy means giving names to things. It tends to go hand in hand with classification, but need not. 

Phylogeny is the ``tree of life'' - the hierarchical structure by which every life-form is related to every other life-form. 
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Systematics is the process of trying to classify organisms according to their phylogeny. 

Cladistics, also known as phylogenetic systematics, is a relatively new way of doing systematics. It works by analysing different taxa to find objective similarities and differences between them, and using those similarities and differences to derive a hierarchical structure showing which taxa are most similar to others. The assumption is that similar taxa are similar because they are related, so that the trees produced by cladistic analysis are approximations to the phylogeny of the group being studied. The cladistic method was first described in 1966 by Hennig, but has really taken off on the last decade due to the availability of cheap, powerful computers to run the analyses.

Comparing Eukarya Kingdoms 

Comparing the 3 Reproductive Cycles

Mycology

Notes

Introduction to Fungi - Notes
Power Point Kingdom Fungi & Notes
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Open the images below to see details of three phyla life-cycles to help you understand
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Links

Intro to Fungi Flipped Video for  notes
Roles of Fungi Video

Dates


​Mycology Quiz - 

Plantae


Notes

Algae P.P.
  • blank notes
Plant Trends P.P.
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Flipped Notes - Alternation of Generations Video below

​Unit Review & Test Outline
Extra video going over Mitosis, Mieosis and plant cycles

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 Extra's 
​Engleman Analysis Assignment
Celery and Brocolli Lab
Design Lab
Transpiration Graph Analysis Assignment

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Extra's:​
Bryophytes P.P. and blank notes
Tracheophytes P.P. and ​Blank notes
Gymnosperms P.P. and ​Blank Notes Angiosperms P.P. and ​Blank Notes

Animalia

Notes

1. Intro to Animals P.P.
  • Notes Package
  • Tree / Chart / Summary Notes PDF
​2. Animal Phyla Characteristics - Video-Flipped Notes for video 1&2 below 
animal_phyla_-_flipped_video_notes-key.docx
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​3. Introduction to Animals Diversity  - Video - Flipped Notes
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4. 9 Phyla of Animals Charts
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5. Protostomes
  • Annelids notes and p.p.
  • Molluska notes and p.p.
  • Arthropods notes and p.p.
COMPLETE ANIMALS PART 1 MATCHING AND PRACTICE TEST FOR MARKS FOR NEXT CLASS
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6. Deuterostomes

UNIT C - EXAM - Fungi, Animals & Plants
JUNE 15, 2016
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