Science Unit 3

Lakes, coral reefs, swamps, savanna and deserts are examples of…

Who discovered Penicillin?

Animals that live in the water and have gills to breathe

Mold juice, is a common antibiotic that attacks a wide range of bacteria.

The binominal nomenclature was developed by…

Animals that have feathers and wings, and lay eggs.

Animals with NO internal skeletons and backbones.

Plants are divided in:

Animals with internal skeletons and backbones.

Warm-blooded animals that carry their embryos in their womb and nurse their young with milk.

Cold-blooded animals that lay eggs and have scales.

Tiny organisms like bacteria, germs, and mold.

Monera, protist, fungi, animal, and plant

Cold-blooded animals that have gills. They live in water at early stages and then develop lungs and live on dry land.

This is the lowest and most specific level in the Classification Hierarchy.