THE SIX KINGDOMS OF LIFE

LINNEAUS

• Linneaus developed his system of classification. He discovered that there are more than two kingdoms.
• Linneaus developed this theory in the 1700s.
• It was important because we need to know how organisms are grouped.

ARCHAEBACTERIA

• Found in extreme enviornments.
• Types: Prokaryote-simple; Unicellar-one celled.
• Type of reproduction: Asexual-Binary Fission
• One cell splits into two identical cells.
• They get nutrition by living inside our stomachs.

EUBACTERIA

• They live everywhere.
• Type: Prokaryote-simple; Unicellular-one celled.
• One cell splits into two identical cells.
• Living inside us gets them nutrients.

FUNGI

• Some have one cell and others have many.
• Unicellular and Multicellular.
• Asexually reproduction with spores.
• Algae provides nutrients.
• Grows everywhere.

PLANTAE

• Made of many cells.
• Types: Multicellular and Eukaryotes.
• Reproduce with seeds.
• Plants are found in most places.

ANIMALIA

• Made of many cells that work together.
• Multicellular and Eukaryotes.
• Capable of asexual and sexual reproduction.
• Some animals live on land, in water or both.

PROTISTA

• Unicellular: only one cell.
• Multicellular: made of many cells.
• Asexual and sexual reproduction.
• Many unicellular protists live in colonies together.