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Domains/Kingdoms/Ph

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3 Domains Eukarya, Bacteria, Archaea
Eukarya all organisms that are eukaryotic (have a nucleus in their cells)
Bacteria unicellular organisms that are prokaryotic (do not have a nucleus in the cell) and live in “normal” environments
Archaea unicellular organisms that are prokaryotic and live in extremely harsh environments.
4 Kingdoms in Eukarya Protista, fungi, plant, animals
Protista organisms that can be plant-like, animal-like, or fungus-like
Fungi organisms that are consumers and cannot move
plant multicellular organisms that are producers and cannot move
animal multicellular organisms that are consumers and can move at some point in their life.
6 Phyla in the animal kingdom Cnidarian, Annelid, Mollusks, Echinoderms, Arthropods, Chordates
Cnidarian live in the sea, have sack-shaped bodies, radial symmetry, and tentacles
Annelid cylindrical, segmented bodies with bilateral symmetry
Mollusks soft body, muscular foot, bilateral symmetry, may have a shell
Echinoderms spiny or leathery skin over an endoskeleton, radial symmetry
Arthropods segmented body with a hard exoskeleton and pairs of jointed legs
Chordates internal skeleton, body systems, paired appendages, backbone with spinal cord
4 Divisions in the plant kingdom Mosses, Ferns, Conifers, Flowering plants
Mosses simple tissues (no organs or systems), reproduce by spores, grow in damp places
Ferns have tissues, organs, and systems, underground stems, reproduce by spores
Conifers needle-like leaves, reproduce by seeds in cones, evergreen, have tissues, organs, and systems
Flowering reproduce by flowers and seeds which grow inside fruit, have tissues, organs, and systems.
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