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Explain need for classification
Explain why scientists classify living organisms.
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Classify by cellular organisation
Group organisms using cell number and organisation.
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Classify by mode of nutrition
Use autotrophic and heterotrophic nutrition for classification.
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Identify Monera features
Describe key features and examples of Monera.
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Identify Protista features
Describe key features and examples of Protista.
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Identify Fungi features
Describe key features and examples of Fungi.
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Identify Plantae features
Describe key features and examples of Plantae.
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Identify Animalia features
Describe key features and examples of Animalia.
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Describe major plant divisions
Recognise major plant groups and their distinguishing features.
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Describe major animal divisions
Recognise major animal groups and their distinguishing features.
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Explain binomial nomenclature rules
Describe naming rules used in binomial nomenclature.
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Apply binomial nomenclature locally
Use scientific names for common organisms in the surroundings.
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Describe acellular entities viruses
Explain why viruses are considered acellular entities.
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Analyse lichens and symbiosis
Explain lichens as interactions between different organisms.
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Discuss ecological roles of organisms
Describe how diverse organisms support ecosystem balance.
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Recognise three domain classification
Identify three-domain classification as a molecular basis of grouping life.
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