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1. The living things that have never been found on Earth are called extraterrestrial life.
2. Fossils are evidence of living things that lived long ago.
3. Dinosaurs existed from the Late Triassic to the end of the Cretaceous period, approximately 230 to 66 million years ago.
4. Volcanic eruptions caused a "nuclear winter" or climate change, which led to the extinction of dinosaurs.
5. Scientists estimate that there were about 1,800 different species of dinosaurs.
6. Not all living things change their form over time; some remain relatively unchanged for millions of years (e.g., coelacanths).
7. Living things can be labeled as "unimportant" or "dominant." When a shift in the food chain occurs or an organism is present in a way that it greatly influences its environment, it becomes dominant.
8. Sometimes they "resell" the fossils because the original buyer may not have been able to pay for them or may have lost interest.
9. Without the right tools, scientists cannot determine the age of fossils accurately.
10. Fossils are formed when organisms die and their remains are buried under sediment.
11. Where was the first T-Rex fossil found? Montana.
12. How old are some of the oldest dinosaur fossils? Over 230 million years old.
13. What did the T-Rex eat? Meat (carnivore).
14. What did the herbivorous dinosaurs eat? Plants.
15. What did the omnivorous dinosaurs eat? Both plants and animals.
16. What is the process of naming new species called? Taxonomy.
17. What is the term for a group of similar species? Genus.
18. What is the term for a group of similar genera? Family.
19. What is the term for a group of similar families? Order.
20. What is the term for a group of similar orders? Class.
21. What is the term for a group of similar classes? Phylum.
22. What is the term for a group of similar phyla? Kingdom.
23. What is the term for a group of similar kingdoms? Domain.
24. What is the term for a group of similar domains? There is no higher classification above domain.
25. What is the term for a group of similar species within a genus? Subspecies.
26. What is the term for a group of similar subspecies? There is no standard classification above subspecies.
27. What is the term for a group of similar individuals within a species? Population.
28. What is the term for a group of similar populations? Community.
29. What is the term for a group of similar communities? Ecosystem.
30. What is the term for a group of similar ecosystems? Biome.
31. What is the term for a group of similar biomes? Biosphere.
32. What is the term for a group of similar biospheres? There is no standard classification above biosphere.
33. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed? Species.
34. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that cannot interbreed? Different species.
35. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are geographically isolated? Subspecies.
36. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are behaviorally isolated? Different species.
37. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are temporally isolated? Different species.
38. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are mechanically isolated? Different species.
39. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are gametically isolated? Different species.
40. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are hybrid inviable? Different species.
41. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are hybrid sterile? Different species.
42. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are hybrid breakdown? Different species.
43. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are postzygotic barriers? Different species.
44. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are prezygotic barriers? Different species.
45. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are reproductive isolation? Different species.
46. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are speciation? Different species.
47. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are allopatric speciation? Different species.
48. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are sympatric speciation? Different species.
49. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are parapatric speciation? Different species.
50. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are peripatric speciation? Different species.
2. Fossils are evidence of living things that lived long ago.
3. Dinosaurs existed from the Late Triassic to the end of the Cretaceous period, approximately 230 to 66 million years ago.
4. Volcanic eruptions caused a "nuclear winter" or climate change, which led to the extinction of dinosaurs.
5. Scientists estimate that there were about 1,800 different species of dinosaurs.
6. Not all living things change their form over time; some remain relatively unchanged for millions of years (e.g., coelacanths).
7. Living things can be labeled as "unimportant" or "dominant." When a shift in the food chain occurs or an organism is present in a way that it greatly influences its environment, it becomes dominant.
8. Sometimes they "resell" the fossils because the original buyer may not have been able to pay for them or may have lost interest.
9. Without the right tools, scientists cannot determine the age of fossils accurately.
10. Fossils are formed when organisms die and their remains are buried under sediment.
11. Where was the first T-Rex fossil found? Montana.
12. How old are some of the oldest dinosaur fossils? Over 230 million years old.
13. What did the T-Rex eat? Meat (carnivore).
14. What did the herbivorous dinosaurs eat? Plants.
15. What did the omnivorous dinosaurs eat? Both plants and animals.
16. What is the process of naming new species called? Taxonomy.
17. What is the term for a group of similar species? Genus.
18. What is the term for a group of similar genera? Family.
19. What is the term for a group of similar families? Order.
20. What is the term for a group of similar orders? Class.
21. What is the term for a group of similar classes? Phylum.
22. What is the term for a group of similar phyla? Kingdom.
23. What is the term for a group of similar kingdoms? Domain.
24. What is the term for a group of similar domains? There is no higher classification above domain.
25. What is the term for a group of similar species within a genus? Subspecies.
26. What is the term for a group of similar subspecies? There is no standard classification above subspecies.
27. What is the term for a group of similar individuals within a species? Population.
28. What is the term for a group of similar populations? Community.
29. What is the term for a group of similar communities? Ecosystem.
30. What is the term for a group of similar ecosystems? Biome.
31. What is the term for a group of similar biomes? Biosphere.
32. What is the term for a group of similar biospheres? There is no standard classification above biosphere.
33. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed? Species.
34. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that cannot interbreed? Different species.
35. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are geographically isolated? Subspecies.
36. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are behaviorally isolated? Different species.
37. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are temporally isolated? Different species.
38. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are mechanically isolated? Different species.
39. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are gametically isolated? Different species.
40. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are hybrid inviable? Different species.
41. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are hybrid sterile? Different species.
42. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are hybrid breakdown? Different species.
43. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are postzygotic barriers? Different species.
44. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are prezygotic barriers? Different species.
45. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are reproductive isolation? Different species.
46. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are speciation? Different species.
47. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are allopatric speciation? Different species.
48. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are sympatric speciation? Different species.
49. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are parapatric speciation? Different species.
50. What is the term for a group of similar organisms that can interbreed but are peripatric speciation? Different species.
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