Kingdoms and Classification

2. the language used to give organisms their scientific names
4. organisms that are decomposers and cannot make their own food
11. a mammal that goes "woof woof"
13. organisms that live in extreme environments and get energy from unusual sources
14. a type of bird that cannot fly
15. the skin covering of mammals
17. organisms that can cause disease and pollution, but also be helpful sometimes
20. animals without a backbone
21. the prices of converting sunlight to sugar
23. animals that have hair or fur, are warm-blooded, and give birth to live young
26. cold-blooded animals that have scales, breathe through lungs, and lay eggs
27. cold-blooded animals that have scales, breathe through gills, and lay eggs

1. animals that have feathers, are warm-blooded, and lay eggs
3. there are six of these that are used to classify organisms
5. the skin covering of fish and reptiles
6. the skin covering of birds
7. the broadest (least specific) level of classification
8. the sorting of things into groups of similar items
9. cold-blooded animals that have smooth skin and begin their life in water, but move to land
10. organisms that sometimes join together to form a colony that looks like one larger organism
12. animals with a backbone
16. Organisms that cannot make their own food and are divided into vertebrates and invertebrates
18. a type of key scientists use to classify organisms
19. the level of classification that comes right before species
22. Organisms that use photosynthesis to change sunlight into sugar
24. the most specific level of classification
25. an amphibian that goes "ribbit ribbit"