KINGDOMS OF LIFE

BACTERIA

• Bacteria is a single celled organism that can live in an human.
• Eubacteria and Archaea
• Eubacteria is a bacteria with rigid cell walls, which is also a true bacteria
• Archaea is a group of microorganisms that have RNA sequences.
• Bacteria are prokaryotic organisms that reproduce asexually. Some bacteria are capable of transferring pieces of their genes to other bacteria.

BACTERIA cONT.

• Examples of diseases caused by bacteria
• Anthrax
• Conjunctivitis
• Botulism
• Brucellosis

PROTISTS

• An organism belonging, in an older classification system.
• Protist includes: protozoans, bacteria, and single celled algae
• Animal-like protists are heterotrophic organisms and Plant-like protists are photoautotrophs
• The protist swim in a flagella form of movement.
• Zooflagellates reproduce asexually caused by mitosis and cytokinesis.

PROTISTS CONT.

• Mitosis is a process where a cell has previously replicated by splitting into 2.
• Cytokinesis is the process where the cytoplasm divides a eukaryotic cell into two daughter cells

FUNGI

• Fungi are heterotroph eukaryotes that have cell walls.
• They absorb whatever nutrients are on the outside of an organism.
• Molds have little spores spreaded on them and mushrooms have a stem and grow on the ground.

PLANTS (GENERAL INFO.)

• Soil, Sunlight, Water make up a plant
• A non-vascular plant is a plant with less tissue types, have no xylem, stomata, or internal airspace.
• Vascular plants is a large group of plants called land plants that have tissues for conducting water and minerals.
• Plants are important because they produce glucose and oxygen. Plants intake carbon dioxide.

PLANTS (REPRODUCTION)

• Non-seed plants reproduce asexually and do not create seeds.
• Flowering plants reproduce by pollen represents a sperm and ovule represents the egg. Pistil is a name for female reproduction and the stamen is the male

ANIMALS (GENERAL INFO.)

• All animals have some type of sense (taste, touch, hear, smell, eyesight)
• They can all move and most have two or four legs. Some move with their body.
• Some get there food by hunting some eat plants.
• Most animals reproduce sexual meaning they have a mate but some animals can reproduce asexually.

SIMPLE ANIMALS

• Jellyfish are considered simple animals because they have little characteristics. They just free swim (basically float).
• They get there food by filtering.

ARTHROPODS

• An insect is a small breathing arthropod
• An arachnid is a eight legged insect that consist of four legs and a body with two segments.
• An crustacean is a creature that contains of the head, the thorax, and the abdomen.
• Athropods have different ways of getting food such as Scavenging and the others will hunt for their food and some will just eat algae.

AMPHIBIANS / REPTILES

• An amphibian is a cold-blooded vertebrae that has the characteristics of an aquatic larva with gills.
• A reptile is a cold-blooded vertebrae that lays eggs and have a external covering of scales.
• Reptiles and Amphibians get their food by hunting for it.

FISH

• A fish is a vertebrae that has gills, scales, and fins.
• Fish get their food by swimming and hunting.

BIRDS

• A bird is vertebrae that has beaks, feather, and wings.
• Birds fly and hunt for prey

MAMMALS

• A mammal is an warm blooded animal that lays eggs and has whiskers, fur, and a vertebrae.
• A carnivore is an organism that eats meat for its energy and nutrients.
• A omnivore is an organism that eats meat and plants to get there energy and nutrients.
• A herbivore is an organism that eat plants to get there energy and nutrients.

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