Kingdoms
Published on Nov 24, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
LINNEAUS
- He started the 7 levels of classification
- Invented in 1745
- It's important because scientists need to communicate and having a world
- Wide chart made it easy for them to do so.
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ARCHAEBACTERIA
- found in hydrothermal vents and sulfuric waters
- It's a prokaryote
- Binary fission is the type of reproduction
- They're single called organisms
- Obtain food from hot springs and and saline areas
EUBACTERIA
- Found in living or on organisms
- It's a prokaryote
- Binary fission is type of reproduction
- It's a singular cell
- Get nutrition from decomposed things like dead skin
FUGI
- They're multicellular cells
- Phyla is type of reproduction
- They decompose dead matter for nutrients
- It's a eukaryote
- Found in bread mold, yeast, lichens, &mushrooms
ANIMALIA
- They are multicellular
- It's a eukaryote
- They get nutrients from ingestion and heterotrophy
- Found in sponges,worms,spiders,clams,and mammals
- They reproduce sexually,asexually, and by splitting in two
PLANTAE
- It's multicellular
- Eukaryote
- Nutrition from autotrophs, and photosynthesis
- Found in mosses,liverworts,oak,maple,pine.
- Reproduction is asexual and sexual.
Photo by Daniel Kulinski
PROTISTA
- Most are unicellular
- It's a eukaryote
- Get nutrients from hetero and autotrophy, ingestion/absorption
- Found in ameba,paramecium,slime,mold,euglena
- Reproduce sexually, and asexually.
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