kingdoms and other terms
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kingdom animalia (eukarya) | eukaroyotic, multicellular, and hetrotrophic, no cell walls. many forms from sponges to vertibrates
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kingtomm plantae | eukaryotic, autotrophic, and multicellular. cell wall made of cellulose. alge, mosses, ferns, seed plants
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kingdom fungi | eukaryotic, mostly multicellular, absorb their food from dead/decaying yeast, mold, mushrooms
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kingdom protista | ushally miroscopic, eukaryotic, unicellular, may be autotrophs or hetrotrophs,
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heterotrophs | organisms that get atleast some of their food from other organisms
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autotrophs | organisms that are able to produce their own food from plants
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