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taxonomy chart
Family
Date 1
Domain
- multicellular and has a nucleus
Domain
Great White Shark
Bull Shark
Hammerhead Shark
Tiger Shark
Whale Shark
Kingdom
Kingdom
Animalia
- Great Whites roll their eyes in the back of their heads to protect them when they are feeding on prey.
Great White Shark
Animalia
- Bull sharks consume organic materials.
Bull Shark
Animalia
- Reproduce sexually then have pups.
Hammerhead Shark
Animalia
- These sharks are found in tropical climates and are mostly found in the Pacific islands.
Tiger Shark
Animalia
- Consume organic materials and breathe oxygen.
Whale Shark
Phylumn
Phylumn
Chordata
- This shark possessed a notochord at one point in their lifetime.
Great White Shark
Chordata
- This shark possessed a notochord at one point in their lifetime.
Bull Shark
Chordata
- This shark possessed a notochord at one point in their lifetime.
Hammerhead Shark
Chordata
- This shark possessed a notochord at one point in their lifetime.
Tiger Shark
Chordata
- This shark possessed a notochord at one point in their lifetime.
Whale Shark
Class
Class
Chondrichthyes
- They are jawed vertebrates with fins and they have cartilage skeletons.
Great White Shark
Chondrichthyes
- They are jawed vertebrates with fins and they have cartilage skeletons.
Bull Shark
Chondrichthyes
- They are jawed vertebrates with fins and they have cartilage skeletons.
Hammerhead Shark
Chondrichthyes
- They are jawed vertebrates with fins and they have cartilage skeletons.
Tiger Shark
Chondrichthyes
- They are jawed vertebrates with fins and they have cartilage skeletons.
Whale Shark
Order
Order
Lamniformes
- Order of sharks commonly known as mackerel sharks
Great White Shark
Carcharhiniformes
- These types of sharks are ground sharks.
Bull Shark
Carcharhiniformes
- These types of sharks are ground sharks.
Hammerhead Shark
Carcharhiniformes
- These types of sharks are ground sharks.
Tiger Shark
Orectolobiformes
- They have five slits of gills
Whale Shark
Family
Lamnidae
- family of mackerel white sharks
Great White Shark
Carcharhinidae
- migratory live bearing sharks
Bull Shark
Sphyrnidae
- known for their strange head shape
Hammerhead Shark
Carcharhinidae
- migratory live bearing sharks
Tiger Shark
Rhincodontidae
- can be found in warm climates and tropical weather.
Whale Shark
Genus
Carcharodon
- only extant member of the genus species is this shark
Great White Shark
Carcharhinus
- requiem sharks 12 in their generation
Bull Shark
Sphyrna
- they have 360 degree vision
Hammerhead Shark
Galeocerdo
- requiem sharks only very few left.
Tiger Shark
Rhincodon
- these sharks migrate to far places and are slow swimmers
Whale Shark
Species
Species
Carcharias
- this type of shark is one of the largest sharks.
Great White Shark
Leucas
- These sharks have unpredictable behavior and are very aggressive.
Bull Shark
Sphyrna lewini
-These sharks travel in schools during the day then go solo at night when they hunt
Hammerhead Shark
G. cuvier
- These sharks can grow up to about 13 ft and weigh almost 1,000 lbs.
Tiger Shark
R. typus
- These sharks eat krill, plankton and other small aquatic life.