Vocabulary

9. -True bacteria (prokaryotic organisms)
10. -A species definition based on unique fertilisation, including mating behaviour.
12. -A species definition based solely on the appearance.
14. -The study of form and structure of organisms.
15. - Features that look similar but are not from same origin.
16. -A group of orders that share common characteristics
17. -A kingdom containing mosses, liverworts, ferns etc.
18. -Group of classes that all share common characteristics.
20. -The process by which natural selection acts on variation to bring about adaptation and speciation.
21. -Kingdom that contains archae and eubacteria.
22. -Bacteria that can survive extreme conditions of heat,cold, ph, salinity and pressure.
25. - A species definition based on ecological niche.
27. - Describes species where there is a great deal of difference of the male and female.
29. -Domain made up of bacteria-like prokaryotic organisms.
30. -Kingdom that contains all single- celled organism, green, brown algae & slime molds.
31. -A group of families that share common characteristics.
32. - A eukaryotic kingdom containing of heterotrophs with chitin in their cell walls.
33. -The classification category smaller than domain.

1. -A measure of the variety of living organisms and their genetic differences
2. -The 3 largest classification categories: (eukaryota, bacteria & archae)
3. -Science of naming, classifying & naming organisms.
4. -A group of closely related organisms capable of interbreeding to produce offspring.
5. - A method of separating fragments of proteins or nucleic acid.
6. -Structures that show common ancestry.
7. -Group of genera that all share same common characteristics.
8. -Eukaryotic kingdom including vertebrates and invertebrates.
11. -A group of species that share common characteristics.
13. -The analysis of genes to established evolutionary relationship.
19. - The process by which the base sequences of all genome.
23. -Mode to show the relationship between different groups of organisms.
24. -Ancient type of bacteria found in many environment.
26. -The process by which the non-coding areas of DNA are analysed to identify pattern.
28. -Organisms that live inside the cell of another organism.