Kingdom Animalila
all animals are heterotropic also have no cell walls fish are in the animalia catorgoie
kingdom animala are multicellular and rarely produce asexually they mostly reproduce sexually
all of the different types of species that fall under kingdom animalia fall under motile because they can all move
kingdom animalia species all of eukaryotic cells such as this butterfly
how movement is achived in the kingdom animalia it has a system called musculoskletal system and it allows the species to move using legs,fins,and wings
all animals have diploid cells, eggs and sperm are haploid cells with only one copy of genetic material
creatures of kingdom animalia fall into one of their nine major phyla, or subgroups, and range from dogs to spiders to jellyfish
cells are divied into specialized tissues or organs
humans also known as homo sapiens are in the kingdom animalia and we dont have chlorophyll none of the animalia kingdom have chlorophyll if it did we would be plants
Kingdom plantae
all things in this kingdom are nonmotile which means they can not move to one place to another
some are asexual but that rarely happens usually sexual reproduction
in this kingdom cell walls are made of cellulose
we need the plantae kingdom because it relases oxygen into the atmosphere
this kingdom goes through photosynthesis
plants have chlorophyll, a green pigment necessary for photosynthesis
did you know plants have been around for millions of years and plants have been on earth before animals
the plantae kingdom is broken down into smaller and smaller divisions based on the plants charterastics
Kingdom fungi
this kingdom has simple prokaryotic cells and has complex eukaryotic cells like animals and plants
they get their food by decomposing matter or eating off their hosts as parasites and do not possess chlorphyll like plants
they reproduce through numerous spores rather then pollen fruit or seeds and are eukaryotic
all things in this kingdom are all heterotrophic and nonmotile
some have asexual or sexual reproduction
they are rarely unicellular generally multicellular
there cell walls are made of chitin
people who study or specialize in the study of fungi are called myclogists and this kingdom is more similar to the animalia kingdom then the plantae kingdom
many funginare used as food such as mushrooms and truffles fungi plays a important role in decomposition also some fungi are used to kill bacteria that can cause infections and disease in humans
it is estimated that there are at least 1.5 million different types of fungi also the fungus trichoderma is sometimes used in the process when making stone washed jeans
Kingdom protisa
this right here is algae now this kingdom is built for things that arent plants animals or fungi its the junk drawer of taxonmy
this is kelp this kingdom is asexual reproduction
this is seaweed and in this kingdom some are autotrophic or heterotrophic
slime molds are apart of the protists kingdom can you belive its not a fungi
this is called amoeba proteus and in this kngdom is rarely unicellular
and this is called paramecium aurelia and some of these things in this kingdom are motile or nonmotile
pediastrum boryanum is what this is called also known as green algae
this is a diatom protist and did you know this kingdom is eukaryotic microorganisms with a fairly simple cell structure
protists gather food in different ways such as eating their food and digesting it internally or others digest their food outside of their bodies by secrecting enzymes
also did you know many protists act as pathogens to humans this means they cause diseases
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