Taxonomy

Taxonomy Taxonomy is a branch of biology that pertains to the classification of organisms and their natural relationship to one another. There are seven categories: Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Genus, and Species. Carlos Linnaeus designed this system. In this paper, I will describe the five different kingdoms. The first Kingdom is Eubacteria. This Kingdom was changed form Monera to Eubacteris just a few years ago. Eubacteria organisms are mainly bacteria and cyan bacteria. Bacteria …

…food. The last Kingdom is Animalia. Animals include organisms such as humans, cats, dogs, and beetles. Animals are multicellular and most are able to move. All animals reproduce through sperm and eggs, which the fertilized egg will become an embryo. Animals are heterotrophic. They feed off others. This type of classification system provides scientists away to divide organisms into many different categories. This is ony one of the many different classification systems in use today