Module 15 - Taxonmy in Scincince(2).pptx

Taxonomy - Science

1. Imagine, what would happen if we all look the same…

2. Now, think about nature. It works the same way.

3. Every species — no matter how big or small — plays a unique role in maintaining the balance of life on Earth.

4. Just like people, ecosystems thrive because of differences, NOT despite them.

5. Just like people, ecosystems thrive because of differences, NOT despite them.

6. BIODIVERSITY Day 1

7. classify organisms using the hierarchical taxonomic system. explain the advantage of high biodiversity in maintaining the stability of an ecosystem. Objectives:

8. UNJUMBLE ME!

9. ISAALREFF world’s largest flower

10. RAFFLESIA

11. MARAWTA “dwarf buffalo”

12. tamaraw

13. OUSME REED “ pilandok ”

14. MOUSE DEER

15. ARRTSIE mammal with the largest eyes

16. tarsier

17. ENDEMIC

18. The Philippines is an BIODIVERSITY HOTSPOT

19. BIODIVERSITY variety of life

20. WHAT IS CLASSIFICATION? Arrangement of organisms into orderly groups based on their similarities

21. TAXONOMY branch of science that deals with groups or names of organisms

22. CAROLUS LINNAEUS Father of Taxonomy

23. CAROLUS LINNAEUS Linnaeus Binomial System of Classification

24. BINOMIAL NOMENCLATURE First word = genus Second word = species

25. BINOMIAL NOMENCLATURE

26. BINOMIAL NOMENCLATURE

27. Carlitos syrichta Eretmochelys imbricata Tragulus nigricans

28. 8 HIERARCHY OF BIOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION

29. D id K ing P hilip C ome O ver F or G ood S paghetti

30. Organisms are grouped by their shared characteristics

31. BIODIVERSITY Day 2

32. 3 DOMAINS OF LIFE

33. BACTERIA ARCHAEA EUKARYA uni -cellular organisms prokaryotes found in all habitats uni -cellular organisms - can live in extreme environment have “true nucleus” multicellular eukaryotes

34. ARCHAEA Halophiles – salt-loving Thermophiles – extreme temperature (hot or cold) Acidophile – acidic conditions Methanogens – releases methane in the atmosphere

35. 4 MAJOR KINGDOMS

36. PROTISTA

37. PROTISTA eukaryotic  organisms that cannot be classified as a  plant , animal, or fungus. They are mostly unicellular, but some, like algae, are multicellular

38. ANIMALIA FUNGI PLANTAE

39. KINGDOM PLANTAE

40. NON VASCULAR VASCULAR doesn’t have vascular tissues has vascular tissues

41. NON VASCULAR

42. VASCULAR

43. KINGDOM ANIMALIA

44. VERTEBRAE INVERTEBRAE backbone or spinal column does not have a backbone

45. INVERTEBRAE

46. Phylum Porifera “Sponges”

47. Phylum Cnidaria “Stinging Creatures”

48. Polyp Medusa

49. Phylum Arthropoda “Arthron” = foot

50. Phylum Arthropoda Animals under this have numerous legs

51. Phylum Mollusca “Soft bodies”

52. Phylum Echinodermata “spiny skin”

53. Phylum Platyhelminthes “flat worms”

54. “thread-like” aka roundworms

55. CLASSES OF VERTEBRATES

56. AGNATHA CHONDRICTHYES OSTEICHTHYES

57. What type of mammals are born premature then later develops in the pouch? Under what Phylum are flatworms? What do you call organisms that can live in extreme environments? Under what domain are organisms that have true nucleus? What do you call organisms that are eukaryotic but are not plants, animals or fungi?