Download Six Kingdom Classification

Classification of Life the
Linnaeus System
Kingdom
Animalia
Phylum
Chordata
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species
Mammalia
Cetacea
Delphinadiae
Tursiops
truncateus
Pneumonic Device
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Kingdom-King
Phylum-Phillip
Class-Came
Order-Over
Family-For
Genus-Good
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The 6 Kingdoms
The six-kingdom system
Archaebacteria
Eubacteria
Protista
Plantae
Fungi
Animalia
Kingdom Archaebacteria
1. Archaebacteria live
in extreme conditions.
2. Single celled with no
nuclei (prokaryotes)
3. Oldest life forms on
earth.
Live in hot thermal
pools, deep ocean
vents, boiling water.
5) Kingdom Eubacteria
1. Bacteria that cause
strep throat Staph.
2. E-coli
3. salmonella
4. cyanobacteria or blue
green algae
1. unicellular
2. prokaryotic
3. Eubacteria live
almost anywhere even
inside you.
4) Kingdom Protist
-can be unicellular, and
multicellular
-have a true nucleus
(eukaryote)
-some move and some don’t
- Autotrophs and
Heterotrophs
Ex. Euglena,
- can move but it has
chloroplasts(allows for
photosynthesis)
-amoeba
-seaweed
-phytoplankton
3) Kingdom Fungi
-can not move.
-decomposers and
consumers
(heterotrophs)
-mushrooms
-mold
-yeast.
2) Kingdom Plant
characteristics:
-make their own food through
photosynthesis. (autotrophs)
- Eukaryotes
- Have roots, stems,
and leaves
- Have cell walls
Kingdom Animal
CHARACTERISTICS:
- are multicellular.
- can move at some
stage of life.
- Heterotroph (can
not make own
food)
5 kingdom method
THE OLD WAY
The five kingdom system
was used before
Archaebacteria was
found to be different
chemically than
eubacteria.
Terms to Learn
• Organism- any thing
that is alive
• Unicellular-made of
1 cell
• Multicellular- made
of more than 1 cell
• Prokaryotic- cells
that lack a nucleus
• Eukaryotic- cells that
contain a nucleus
• Autotrophorganisms that make
their own food
• Heterotrophorganisms that must
get their food.