Classification for Biology Class (LIFE)

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Archea

Extremophilles

Bathyarchaeota

Thaumarchaeota

Euryarchaeota

Reproduce by

Asexaual Strategy

Cloning

Vegetative Reproduction

Fragmentation

Sprores

Budding

Binary Fission

Sexual Strategy

External Fertilization

Strategies are

Coral Spawning

Pollen Explosion Strategy

Earthworm Mating

Salmon Spawning

Internal Fertilization

Sperm cells

Egg cells

Fungi

Unicellular

Sac like Fungi

Ascomycota

Case like fungi

Phylums can include

Zygomycota

Club like Fungi

Phylums can include

Basidiomycota

Multicellular

Bacteria

Examples are

Vibrio

Salmonella

E-Coli

Subtopic

Eukaria

Plants

Vascular

Clovers

Tissues

Permanent Tissues

Complex Permanent Tissue

Chlorenchyma

Aeremchyma

Simple Permanent Tissue

Collenchyma Tissues

Parenchyma Tissues

Sclerenchyma Tissues

Meristimatic Tissues

Apical Meristem

Lateral Meristem

Roots

Contain

Non-Vascular

Leaves

Have

Palisade Mesophyll

Filled with chlorophyll

Vascular Bundles

Phloem

Xylem

Contain (word was supposed to be between leaves and the rest of them)

Vascular Bundles

Veins

Eperdermis Cells

Waxy Cuticle

Spongy Mesophyll

Stomata

Guard Cells

Tigers are either

Crotalus atrox

California albatrosses

Fish

Cats

Canadian Rockies buttercups

Female

Virginia evergreens

Male

Examples are

Florida cartilagenous fishes

Male

Humans

Organs count in

Lungs

Gas exchange from inhaling oxygen and exhaling CO2

Reproduced by

Sexual strategy

Are either

Female

No siblings

pets

siblings

both

younger siblings

Are in High School

Brother

Male

Don't have siblings

Don't have pets

Have pets

siblings

Have both

younger siblings

Sister

Are not in High School

Are in High School

older siblings

Sister

Brother

Eubacteria

Archaebacteria

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