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6Archaea and Eubacteria7Eukarya19Earliest taxonomist21Two languages used for scientific naming23Subdivisions Aristotle used in classifying organisms25Known as the father of taxonomy27DailyDouble!!

30Classified organisms by this trait32Linnaean Naming system36Capitalized in a scientific name38Scientific names appear this way in print40Plural for this term42Most recent category added44Broadest taxon above Order46Used for the Phylum level for plants48Class for humans50Ancient bacteria52Contain peptidoglycan in their cell walls54Hydrothermal vents and sewage treatment plants56Niche for most Eubacteria58Food product made by bacteria60Kingdom containing algae62DailyDouble!!

65Two kingdoms whose members all contain cell walls69Kingdoms that have photosynthetic members67Only unicellular member of the Kingdom Fungi71FinalJeopardy!

35What are misnomers?37What is the genus?39What is italicized?41What is taxa?43What is Domain?45What is Class?47What is Division?49What is Mammalia?51What is Archaea?53What is Eubacteria?55Where Archaea are found?57What are decomposers?59What is yogurt, cheese, wine, or buttermilk?61What is Protista?63Only two completely multicellular kingdoms64What are Plantae and Animalia?66What is Fungi and Plantae?68What are yeasts?70What are Eubacteria, Protista, and Plantae?72Modern Taxonomy73

Used by todays taxonomists to group similar organisms into more accurate taxonomic groups74What is similarity in DNA, RNA or amino acid sequences of proteins?