Classification Kingdoms
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What are the 5 kingoms?
• Bacteria • Protist • Fungi • Plants • Animal
Which kingdom is prokaryotic?
Bacteria
Bacteria (4)
• No nucleus • Has a cell wall/capsule • No chloroplast so it doesn’t do photosynthesis • Unicellular
Protist (4)
• Has a nucleus • Has chloroplast so it does photosynthesis • Unicellular • NO cell wall
Fungi (4)
• Has a cell wall • Has a nucleus • No chloroplast • multi and unicellular
Plants (4)
• Has a cell wall • Has a nucleus • Has chloroplast so it does photosynthesis • Multicellular
Animal (4)
• No chloroplast so it doesn’t do photosynthesis • Has a nucleus • Mostly multicellular • NO cell wall
Saprophytic
Digest organic molecules externally and absorb nutrients
Which cells have a nucleus?
Eukaryotes
Which cells are Eukaryotic?
Protist, Fungi, Plants, Animals
What are the features used to classify the kingdoms?
Is is Eukaryotic? Does it have Chlorplast? Does it have a Cell Wall? Is it multi or unicellular?
What are the 5 veratbrate groups?
reptiles, amphibians, fish, mammals and birds.
What is a vertabrate?
An animal with a backbone
What is an invertibrate?
An animal without a backbone
What does endothermic mean?
An animal which maintains a constant internal body temperature, independent of the surrounding environment
What does ectotheric mean?
An animal which relies on the external environment to regulate its internal body temperature