Educational worksheet on the diversity of living things, featuring labeled diagrams of organisms for classification.
Worksheet titled "The Diversity of Living Things" with a table listing organisms, their phylum/sub-phylum, class, and common name, including illustrations of various animals like a worm, turtle, fish, and whale.
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Step-by-step solution for: Classification of Living Things Worksheet - Classful
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Step-by-step solution for: Classification of Living Things Worksheet - Classful
The task involves identifying the organisms shown in the images and filling in their corresponding Phylum/Sub-Phylum, Class, and Common Name. Below is the solution with explanations for each organism:
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- Image: A flat, worm-like creature.
- Organism: Tapeworm
- Phylum/Sub-Phylum: Platyhelminthes (Flatworms)
- Class: Cestoda
- Common Name: Tapeworm
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- Image: A round, segmented structure.
- Organism: Amoeba
- Phylum/Sub-Phylum: Protista (Amoebozoa)
- Class: Sarcodina
- Common Name: Amoeba
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- Image: A centipede-like creature.
- Organism: Centipede
- Phylum/Sub-Phylum: Arthropoda (Myriapoda)
- Class: Chilopoda
- Common Name: Centipede
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- Image: A long, segmented worm.
- Organism: Earthworm
- Phylum/Sub-Phylum: Annelida
- Class: Oligochaeta
- Common Name: Earthworm
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- Image: A turtle.
- Organism: Turtle
- Phylum/Sub-Phylum: Chordata (Reptilia)
- Class: Testudines
- Common Name: Turtle
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- Image: A tiger.
- Organism: Tiger
- Phylum/Sub-Phylum: Chordata (Mammalia)
- Class: Mammalia
- Common Name: Tiger
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- Image: Insects (ants or similar).
- Organism: Ant
- Phylum/Sub-Phylum: Arthropoda (Insecta)
- Class: Insecta
- Common Name: Ant
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- Image: A fish-like creature with a bony structure.
- Organism: Bony Fish
- Phylum/Sub-Phylum: Chordata (Osteichthyes)
- Class: Actinopterygii
- Common Name: Bony Fish
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- Image: A fish.
- Organism: Fish
- Phylum/Sub-Phylum: Chordata (Pisces)
- Class: Actinopterygii
- Common Name: Fish
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- Image: An orca (killer whale).
- Organism: Orca
- Phylum/Sub-Phylum: Chordata (Cetacea)
- Class: Cetacea
- Common Name: Orca/Killer Whale
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- Image: A starfish.
- Organism: Starfish
- Phylum/Sub-Phylum: Echinodermata
- Class: Asteroidea
- Common Name: Starfish
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| Organism | Phylum/Sub-Phylum | Class | Common Name |
|----------|-------------------|---------------|-----------------|
| k) | Platyhelminthes | Cestoda | Tapeworm |
| l) | Protista | Sarcodina | Amoeba |
| m) | Arthropoda | Chilopoda | Centipede |
| n) | Annelida | Oligochaeta | Earthworm |
| o) | Chordata | Testudines | Turtle |
| p) | Chordata | Mammalia | Tiger |
| q) | Arthropoda | Insecta | Ant |
| r) | Chordata | Actinopterygii| Bony Fish |
| s) | Chordata | Actinopterygii| Fish |
| t) | Chordata | Cetacea | Orca/Killer Whale |
| u) | Echinodermata | Asteroidea | Starfish |
Boxed Final Answer:
\boxed{
\begin{array}{|c|c|c|c|}
\hline
\text{Organism} & \text{Phylum/Sub-Phylum} & \text{Class} & \text{Common Name} \\
\hline
k) & \text{Platyhelminthes} & \text{Cestoda} & \text{Tapeworm} \\
\hline
l) & \text{Protista} & \text{Sarcodina} & \text{Amoeba} \\
\hline
m) & \text{Arthropoda} & \text{Chilopoda} & \text{Centipede} \\
\hline
n) & \text{Annelida} & \text{Oligochaeta} & \text{Earthworm} \\
\hline
o) & \text{Chordata} & \text{Testudines} & \text{Turtle} \\
\hline
p) & \text{Chordata} & \text{Mammalia} & \text{Tiger} \\
\hline
q) & \text{Arthropoda} & \text{Insecta} & \text{Ant} \\
\hline
r) & \text{Chordata} & \text{Actinopterygii} & \text{Bony Fish} \\
\hline
s) & \text{Chordata} & \text{Actinopterygii} & \text{Fish} \\
\hline
t) & \text{Chordata} & \text{Cetacea} & \text{Orca/Killer Whale} \\
\hline
u) & \text{Echinodermata} & \text{Asteroidea} & \text{Starfish} \\
\hline
\end{array}
}
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k)
- Image: A flat, worm-like creature.
- Organism: Tapeworm
- Phylum/Sub-Phylum: Platyhelminthes (Flatworms)
- Class: Cestoda
- Common Name: Tapeworm
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l)
- Image: A round, segmented structure.
- Organism: Amoeba
- Phylum/Sub-Phylum: Protista (Amoebozoa)
- Class: Sarcodina
- Common Name: Amoeba
---
m)
- Image: A centipede-like creature.
- Organism: Centipede
- Phylum/Sub-Phylum: Arthropoda (Myriapoda)
- Class: Chilopoda
- Common Name: Centipede
---
n)
- Image: A long, segmented worm.
- Organism: Earthworm
- Phylum/Sub-Phylum: Annelida
- Class: Oligochaeta
- Common Name: Earthworm
---
o)
- Image: A turtle.
- Organism: Turtle
- Phylum/Sub-Phylum: Chordata (Reptilia)
- Class: Testudines
- Common Name: Turtle
---
p)
- Image: A tiger.
- Organism: Tiger
- Phylum/Sub-Phylum: Chordata (Mammalia)
- Class: Mammalia
- Common Name: Tiger
---
q)
- Image: Insects (ants or similar).
- Organism: Ant
- Phylum/Sub-Phylum: Arthropoda (Insecta)
- Class: Insecta
- Common Name: Ant
---
r)
- Image: A fish-like creature with a bony structure.
- Organism: Bony Fish
- Phylum/Sub-Phylum: Chordata (Osteichthyes)
- Class: Actinopterygii
- Common Name: Bony Fish
---
s)
- Image: A fish.
- Organism: Fish
- Phylum/Sub-Phylum: Chordata (Pisces)
- Class: Actinopterygii
- Common Name: Fish
---
t)
- Image: An orca (killer whale).
- Organism: Orca
- Phylum/Sub-Phylum: Chordata (Cetacea)
- Class: Cetacea
- Common Name: Orca/Killer Whale
---
u)
- Image: A starfish.
- Organism: Starfish
- Phylum/Sub-Phylum: Echinodermata
- Class: Asteroidea
- Common Name: Starfish
---
Final Answer:
| Organism | Phylum/Sub-Phylum | Class | Common Name |
|----------|-------------------|---------------|-----------------|
| k) | Platyhelminthes | Cestoda | Tapeworm |
| l) | Protista | Sarcodina | Amoeba |
| m) | Arthropoda | Chilopoda | Centipede |
| n) | Annelida | Oligochaeta | Earthworm |
| o) | Chordata | Testudines | Turtle |
| p) | Chordata | Mammalia | Tiger |
| q) | Arthropoda | Insecta | Ant |
| r) | Chordata | Actinopterygii| Bony Fish |
| s) | Chordata | Actinopterygii| Fish |
| t) | Chordata | Cetacea | Orca/Killer Whale |
| u) | Echinodermata | Asteroidea | Starfish |
Boxed Final Answer:
\boxed{
\begin{array}{|c|c|c|c|}
\hline
\text{Organism} & \text{Phylum/Sub-Phylum} & \text{Class} & \text{Common Name} \\
\hline
k) & \text{Platyhelminthes} & \text{Cestoda} & \text{Tapeworm} \\
\hline
l) & \text{Protista} & \text{Sarcodina} & \text{Amoeba} \\
\hline
m) & \text{Arthropoda} & \text{Chilopoda} & \text{Centipede} \\
\hline
n) & \text{Annelida} & \text{Oligochaeta} & \text{Earthworm} \\
\hline
o) & \text{Chordata} & \text{Testudines} & \text{Turtle} \\
\hline
p) & \text{Chordata} & \text{Mammalia} & \text{Tiger} \\
\hline
q) & \text{Arthropoda} & \text{Insecta} & \text{Ant} \\
\hline
r) & \text{Chordata} & \text{Actinopterygii} & \text{Bony Fish} \\
\hline
s) & \text{Chordata} & \text{Actinopterygii} & \text{Fish} \\
\hline
t) & \text{Chordata} & \text{Cetacea} & \text{Orca/Killer Whale} \\
\hline
u) & \text{Echinodermata} & \text{Asteroidea} & \text{Starfish} \\
\hline
\end{array}
}
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