The basic unit of life

The five kingdoms of living things

This type of organism feeds on dead matter

The opposite process of aerobic respiration

Known as roundworms, these are the most ubiquitous organisms on earth

Having no nucleus or membrane-bound organelles

The seven major taxonomic rankings from broadest to most narrow

The part of the fungus you don't see (often beneath the ground)

May present as single-celled, multicelluar seaweed, or diatoms

Members of this phylum may be terrestrial or aquatic, have organized organ systems, bilateral symmetry, are triploblastic coelomates, some have a calcareous shell, have a mouth with a tongue-like organ called a radula, and possess a mantle- “skin” that surrounds body organs

____THIS____ is the genetic constitution of an individual organism, while ____THIS____ the set of observable characteristics of an individual resulting from the interaction of its genotype with the environment

The five biomes

The part of the fungus you do see (like a mushroom)

Two well-known examples of seedless, vascular plants

Members of this phylum have an exoskeleton made of chitin and calcium carbonate, molt to grow, possess jointed appendages, a segmented body, organized organ systems, and may undergo metamorphosis.

Haploid sex cell

Energy does this as it moves up trophic levels

A type of fungus used in the production of bread and beer

A type pf vascular plant with bears seeds in a cone

Members of this phylum are mostly marine, many live on ocean floor, they contain organized organ systems and a complete digestive system, are radially symmetrical, have a body wall, and use a water vascular system used for locomotion.

Discovered the structure of DNA

Devised the system of taxonomy

These compose the mycelium, and bind together to form the fruiting body

A type of flowering vascular plant which bears seeds in fruit

Organisms within this group are chordates, but not vertebrates, and are the reason why "Invertebra" does not exist as a phylum