I'm going through the Taxonomy chapter in Cliff's, and for some reason I have a feeling that there's no way in heck they would ask questions about a difference in septa between fungus groups. This is just one example I'm talking about. There's so much detail about each and every group that I feel as though I'd have to spend 3-4 days on Cliff's Taxonomy alone to have it down cold. My assumption could be wrong, obviously.
I'm truly at a loss as to what I should focus on. The last thing I want to do is spend too much time on this Chapter and all of its intricate details.
Can anyone lend me a hand? Specifically, not "what to study" per se, but rather what to focus on. Differences between phyla in each Kingdom? Differences between classes?
Also, I'm a bit confused as to what constitutes a phyla, class, order, family, genus, and species.
Genus and species aren't too confusing...but for example, on page 159 of Cliff's (Kingdom Animalia); is Cnidaria/Nematoda/Annelida/etc. considered a phyla? If so, what constitutes the class, order, and family?
Sorry for the ******ed question.
I'm truly at a loss as to what I should focus on. The last thing I want to do is spend too much time on this Chapter and all of its intricate details.
Can anyone lend me a hand? Specifically, not "what to study" per se, but rather what to focus on. Differences between phyla in each Kingdom? Differences between classes?
Also, I'm a bit confused as to what constitutes a phyla, class, order, family, genus, and species.
Genus and species aren't too confusing...but for example, on page 159 of Cliff's (Kingdom Animalia); is Cnidaria/Nematoda/Annelida/etc. considered a phyla? If so, what constitutes the class, order, and family?
Sorry for the ******ed question.