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Domain and Kingdoms

TermDefinition
Unicellular An organism that contains only 1 cell
Multicellular An organism that contains more that 1 cell
Eukaryotic Organism's DNA is found inside a nucleus
Prokaryotic Organism's DNA is free floating inside the cell
Asexual An organism that needs only one parent to reproduce
Sexual An organism that needs two parents to reproduce
Autotroph An organism that creates its own food
Heterotroph An organism that needs to eat others for food/energy
Kingdom Six categories or organisms grouped together because they share basic characteristics
Abiotic Nonliving factors in the environment
Biotic Living factors in the environment
Domain Archae prokaryote living in extreme or harsh environments
Domain Bacteria prokaryote living in normal environments
Domain Eukarya all eukaryotes
Kingdom Archaeabacteria unicellular prokaryote asexual heterotroph and autotroph Domain Archae
Kingdom Eubacteria unicellular prokaryote asexually autotroph and heterotroph Domain Bacteria
Kingdom Plantae multicellular eukaryotic autotrophs asexual and sexual Domain Eukarya
Kingdom Animalia multicellular eukaryotic heterotroph most sexual, few asexual Domain Eukarya
Kingdom Fungi multicellular and unicellular eukaryote heterotroph sexual and asexual Domain Eukarya
Kingdom Protista most unicellular, some multicellular eukaryote autotroph and heterotroph asexual and sexual Domain Eukarya
Created by: E.Bell
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