diversity kingdoms - exam

what are the six kingdoms

Animalia, Plantae, Fungi, Protista, Archaea, Bacteria.

what is the cell structure of animalia

lack cell walls

eukaryote

multicellular

what is the method of reproduction for animalia

sexual

what is the method of obtaining nutrients for animalia

heterotrophic, ingesting food

what are examples of organisms that belong to animalia

birds , mammals, reptiles, amphibians, fish

what domain does sexual reproduction occur in

eukarya domain which includes animals, plants, fungi, and protists.

what is the cell structure of plantae

eukaryote

multicellular

cellulose

what is the method of obtaining nutrients for plantae

autotrophs - they produce their own food through photosynthesis.

what is the method of reproduction for plantae

sexual

what are examples of organisms that belong to plantae

trees, shrubs, flowers, and grasses.

what is the cell structure of fungi

eukaryote

mostly multicellular

chitin

what is the method of obtaining nutrients for fungi

heterotroph

what is the method of reproduction for fungi

sexual

what are examples of organisms that belong to fungi

mushrooms, yeast, mold

what is the cell structure for protista

eukaryote

unicellular and multicelular

cellulose in some, occasionally no cell wall

what is the method of obtaining nutrients for protista

autotrophs and heterotrophs

what is the method of reproduction for protista

asexual and sexual

what are examples of organisms in protista

algae, amoebas, and slime molds.

what is the cell structure of archaea

prokaryote

unicellular

not peptidoglycan, occasionally no cell wall

what is the method of reproduction for archaea

asexual

what is the method of obtaining nutrients for archaea

autotrophs and heterotrophs

what are examples of organisms in archaea

methanogens, halophiles, and thermophiles, which thrive in extreme environments.

what is the cell structure of bacteria

prokaryote

unicellular

peptidoglycan

what is the method of obtaining nutrients for bacteria

autotrophs and heterotrophs.

what is the method of reproduction for bacteria

asexual

what are examples of organisms for bacteria

E. coli, Streptococcus (strep throat), and Bacillus.

asexual reproduction

is a process where a single organism reproduces without the involvement of gametes, producing genetically identical offspring. - binary fission

sexual reproduction

the process of combining genetic material from two parent organisms to create genetically diverse offspring.

multicellular

Organisms composed of multiple cells

specialized cells

autotroph

make own food to get energy, usually by using sunlight but could be with chemicals

heterotroph

must consume other organisms to obtain energy

prokaryote

most ancient

no membrane bound nucleus

before the nucleus

eukaryote

true nucleus

membrane bound nucleus

much more complex and larger