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As level OCR Biology Module 4.3

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This includes the entire chapter of 4.3 Biology (OCR, A level from 2015 onwards) that I personally use for revision. Best coupled with past paper questions (you can find online for free). The information has been taken from lectures and has been rewritten in certain areas by my professors. Incredib...

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4.3 Classification & evolution

Define species
A group of organisms with similar characteristic and alleles and can breed to produce fertile
offspring


Describe the basics of a taxonomical hierarchy
Organisms are classified into groups, which are subdivided into more groups

Organisms are classified in terms of similar or shared features, these may be
obvious or determined by biochemical or genetic tests

There is no overlap between groups, it can either be one or the other and cannot fall
halfway between groups

State the taxonomic hierarchy




• Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species




What is the rule for naming a member of a species?
Genus part of name has a upper case first letter, species part of the name has a
lower case first letter

Compare the new 3 domain system with the older 5 kingdom system

Kingdom – organisms placed into one of the following groups: Animalia, Plantae,
Fungi, Protoctista & Prokaryotae

Domains - Prokaryotes (cells without a nucleus) are now divided into 2 domains –
Archea & bacteria
Eukaryotes (cells with a nucleus) are place in the domain Eukarya.

Why was the classification system changed & the 3 domain system
introduced?

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