Download 6 Kingdoms Cadence

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All organisms must have all the characteristics listed below to be
classified as an animal.
Multicellular (lack cell walls)
Eukaryotic
Obtain food and oxygen
Homeostasis – maintaining internal conditions stable
Although some undergo a process of metamorphosis later on in
their life
Reproduce (sexually)
Heterotroph – other feeder
Adapt with environment
Movement (motile) (sessile – coral)
Tissue and organs
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This was my old dog Bella.
She is an animal because she has all the
characteristics an animal must have.
She is
Multicellular (lack cell walls)
Eukaryotic
Obtain food and oxygen
Homeostasis – maintaining internal conditions
stable
Ect.
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Photosynthetic
Multicellular Autotroph
Classified into Nonvascular (no tubes) or
Vascular (tubes)
• Cell walls made of cellulose
• This beautiful and rare Hibiscus insularis.
• It is a plant because it has all the characteristics
a plant must have.
• It it/has
• Photosynthetic
• Multicellular • Autotroph
• Classified into Nonvascular (no tubes) or
Vascular (tubes)
• Cell walls made of cellulose
• Most are unicellular , but some are multicellular
• Cells have a membrane around the nucleus
(eukaryotic)
• Some get nutrients and energy by eating other
organisms
• Some get energy from the sun, and nutrients
from the water around them
• Most reproduce by splitting in two (binary fission)
• Examples are paramecium, amoeba, and kelp
• Organism that can not fit into any other Kingdom
• This is a species of Protist Actinosphaerium
• It is a part of the kingdom Protist because it has all the
characteristics the Protist kingdom must have
• It has/is
• Cells have a membrane around the nucleus (eukaryotic)
• Some get nutrients and energy by eating other
organisms
• Some get energy from the sun, and nutrients from the
water around them
• Most reproduce by splitting in two (binary fission)
• Examples are paramecium, amoeba, and kelp
• Organism that can not fit into any other Kingdom
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Heterotrophs through absorption
Cell wall made of chitin
Reproduces using spores (seeds)
Eukaryotic
Moist, warm environment
Mushroom, yeast, mold are examples
• Fly agaric is a species of Fungi
• It is a part of the kingdom Fungi because it has
all the characteristics the Fungi kingdom must
have
• It is/has
• Heterotroph through absorption
• Cell wall made of chitin
• Reproduces using spores (seeds)
• Eukaryotic
• Loves moist, warm environments
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Unicellular
Prokaryotic
Heterotroph or autoroph
Pathogenic (disease)
Parasitic in human body
Asexual reproduction
E. coli is an example
• E. coli is one of the most common species of Eubacteria
• It is a part of the kingdom Eubacteria because it has all
the characteristics the Eubacteria kingdom must have
• It is/uses
• Unicellular
• Prokaryotic
• Heterotroph or autoroph
• Pathogenic (disease)
• Parasitic in human body
• Asexual reproduction
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Unicellular
Prokaryotic
Extreme environment
Loves Salt and extreme heat
Asexual reproduction
• Anabaena is one of the species of
Archaebacteria
• It is a part of the kingdom Archaebacteria
because it has all the characteristics the
Archaebacteria kingdom must have
• It is/has
• Unicellular
• Prokaryotic
• Extreme environment
• Loves Salt and extreme heat
• Asexual reproduction
• Animal Kingdom
• Kingdom Animalia has
over 2 million specie
• Animals pass through a
series of embryonic
stages
• 75% of animal species
are insects
• There are over 1,000,000
insect species
• Plant Kingdom
• Plants are found on land,
in oceans, and in fresh
water.
• They have been on Earth
for millions of years.
• Plants were on Earth
before animals and
currently number about
260,000 species.
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Eubacteria Kingdom
They are also known as true
bacteria, and are present on
almost all surfaces
Eubacteria kingdom consists of
nearly 5000 species that have
been discovered till date
Eubacteria were previously under
the kingdom 'Monera' which also
included Archaebacteria
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Archaebacteria Kingdom
Archaebacteria are sometimes
known as archae, which is the
Greek word for "old“
It is widely believed that
archaebacteria are approximately
3.5 billion years old, and have
been on planet Earth for almost as
long as it has existed.
There are three distinct types of
archaebacteria.
The first type are called
methanogens
The second type of
archaebacteria are called
halophiles
The third type of archaebacteria
are called thermophiles.
• Protist Kingdom
• Protists are either
autotrophic, hetrotrophic,
or mixotrophic.
• Protists reproduce either
sexually, asexually, and
some even do both in
their life cycle.
• Protists are either
unicellular, multicellular,
or colonial.
• Fungi Kingdom
• Fungi live everywhere - in
the air, in water, on land,
in soil, and in and on
plants and animals
• Fungi are decomposers they change dead things
into a substance called
humus
• There are about 40 000
different kinds of fungi.