Biology: the six kin
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| What are the six kingdoms? | Archeabacteria, eubacteria, protista, fungi, plantae, and animalia
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| What is the domain of archeabacteria? | Archea
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| What is the domain of eubacteria? | (eu)bacteria
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| What is the domain of protista? | Eukarya
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| What is the domain of fungi | Eukarya
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| What is the domain of plantae? | Eukarya
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| What is the domain of animalia | Eukarya
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| What type of cell is archaebacteria? | Prokaryote
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| What type of cell is eubacteria? | Prokaryote
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| What type of cell is protista? | Eukaryote
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| What type of cell is fungi? | Eukaryote
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| What type of cell is plantae? | Eukaryote
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| What type of cell is animalia? | Eukaryote
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| How many cells does archaebacteria have? | Unicellular
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| How many cells does eubacteria have? | Unicellular
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| How many cells does protista have? | Unicellular and multicellular
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| How many cells does fungi have? | Unicellular and multicellular
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| How many cells does plantae have? | Multicellular
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| How many cells does animalia have? | Multicellular
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| What is the mode of nutrition for archaebacteria? | Autroph and heterotroph
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| What is the mode of nutrition for eubacteria? | Heterotroph, some are autotroph
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| What is the mode of nutrition for protista? | Heterotroph, some are autotroph
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| What is the mode of nutrition for fungi? | Decomposers (heterotroph)
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| What is the mode of nutrition for plantae? | Autotroph
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| What is the mode of nutrition for animalia? | Heterotroph
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| What are some examples of archaebacteria? | Methanogens, thermoacidophiles, halophiles
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| What are some examples of eubacteria? | Streptococcus and E. Coli
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| What are some examples of protista? | Cilia, amoeba, algae, rotifer
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| What are some examples of fungi? | Mushrooms, yeast, mold, ringworm
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| What are some examples of plantae? | Mosses, ferns, flowering plants
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| What are some examples of animalia? | Sponge, round worm, jelly fish, shark
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| Interesting facts about archaebacteria | Cells walls are WITHOUT peptidoglycan
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| Interesting facts about eubacteria | Cell wall is made of peptidoglycan.
Some aerobic and some anaerobic
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| Interesting facts about protista | The way they move.
They're motile
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| Interesting facts about fungi | Cell walls contain CHITIN.
It's nonmobile.
Not a plant.
Saprobes (lives on dead organisms)
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| Interesting facts about plantae | NONMOTILE.
Contain clorophyl.
Has cell wall made of cellulose.
Sexual reproduction.
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| Interesting facts about animalia | MOTILE.
NO chloroplast.
NO cell wall.
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