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Comprehensive Review of Classification, Taxonomy, and Evolution in Honors Biology

This document serves as a benchmark review for the Honors Biology curriculum, focusing on key topics such as classification, taxonomy, bacterial and viral structures, and the fundamental concepts of evolution. It highlights the order of taxa, the differences between bacteria and protists, and the characteristics of various kingdoms. Additionally, it delves into evolutionary theory, natural selection, fossil evidence, and the evolution of plants and animals. Ideal for preparing for tests or enhancing understanding of biological principles.

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Comprehensive Review of Classification, Taxonomy, and Evolution in Honors Biology

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  1. 3rd 9 weeksBenchmark Review Topics OMHS Honors Biology

  2. Test # 1 – Classification, Taxonomy, Bacteria & Viruses • Writing scientific names • Order of taxa from most inclusive to least inclusive • Differences between bacteria & protists

  3. Test # 1 Continued • Determining evolutionary relationships • Viral structure • Bacterial cell structure • Cell wall composition

  4. Test # 1 Continued • Bacterial Environments • General Characteristics of: • Kingdom Archaebacteria • Kingdom Eubacteria • Kingdom Protista • Kingdom Fungi

  5. Test # 2 - Evolution • Evolutionary theory scientists • Natural Selection • Natural Selection v. Evolution

  6. Test # 2 Continued • Evidence that supports evolution • Comparative Anatomy • Individuals v. Populations

  7. Test # 2 Continued • Causes of evolutionary change • Earliest fossils • Oxygen in atmosphere

  8. Test # 2 Continued • Causes of extinction • Human species

  9. Test # 3 – Evolutionary History • How mutations affect organisms & populations • Advantages to life on land for plants & animals • Vascular tissue & cuticle

  10. Test # 3 Continued • Importance of exoskeleton • First group to lay waterproof eggs • Amphibians v. Reptiles • Skin, reproduction, habitat, breathin

  11. Test # 3 Continued • Ancestors of land plants • Why pollen & seeds • Gymnosperms v. Angiosperms

  12. Test # 3 Continued • Parts of a flower

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