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Published by , 2017-03-02 14:35:23

2017 KingdomChartPPt (1) (1)-2 (5)

2017 KingdomChartPPt (1) (1)-2 (5)

Overview
Six King

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w of the
gdoms

1

What is C

• Prokaryotic – describes
that do NOT have a nu

• Eukaryotic – describes
that do have a nucleus

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Cell Type?

s an organism with cells
ucleus

an organism with cells
s

2

1. The organism sho
A. Prokaryotic
B. Eukaryotic

CELL
MEMBRANE

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own is

DNA

3

What is Cellular

• Multicellular – organisms
one cell

• Unicellular – organisms ar

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r Organization?

s are made up of more than
re made up of one cell

4

2. The organisms sh
A. Unicellular
B. Multicellular

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hown are

5

What is Mode

• Autotrophic – makes its o
• Heterotrophic – gets nutr

consumes

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e of Nutrition?

own food
rients from the food it

6

3. The organism sho
A. Autotrophic
B. Heterotrophic

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own is

7

List of the 3 Doma

Domain Dom
Archaea Bact

Kingdom Kingdom
Archaebacteria Eubacter

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ains & 6 Kingdoms

main Domain
teria Eukarya

m Kingdom Protista
ria
Kingdom Fungi

Kingdom Plantae

Kingdom Animalia

8

Kingdom Arc

“extreme

• Cell Type – Unicellular
• Cellular Organization –
• Mode of nutrition –Au

Heterotrophic
• Cell Wall – cell walls w
• Habitat – live in extrem

springs, geysers, volcan
pools, black smokers

chaebacteria

bacteria”

– Prokaryotic
utotrophic or

without peptidoglycan
me habitats such as hot
nic hot pools, brine

9

Kingdom Arc

Morning Glory Pool in Yellowstone Nat
from the archaebacteria growing in th

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chaebacteria

tional Park – note the bright colors
he extremely hot water.

10

Kingdom E

• Cell Type – Prokaryotic
• Cellular Organization –
• Mode of nutrition – Au

heterotrophic
• Cell Wall – Thick cells w
• Habitat – everywhere!

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Eubacteria

c
– Unicellular
utotrophic or
walls with peptidoglycan
!!! (even inside you)

11

Kingdom E

• Procholorococcus – an au

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Eubacteria

utotrophic bacterium

12

Kingdom Protista: “

• Cell Type – Eukaryotic
• Cellular Organization –

multicellular
• Mode of Nutrition – A

heterotrophic
• Cell Wall – Some with

cellulose
• Habitat – all aquatic

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“Catch All Kingdom”

– Most unicellular, some
Autotrophic and

cell walls containing

13

Kingdom

Volvox – a colonial protist

A slime mold

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m Protista

Euglena - autotrophic

Amoeba - heterotrophic

14

Kingdom

• Cell Type – Eukaryotic
• Cellular Organization –
• Mode of Nutrition –he
• Cell Wall –cell walls co
• Habitat – terrestrial

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m Fungi

– Most multicellular
eterotrophic
ontaining chitin

15

Kingdom

Bread mold

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m Fungi

Stilton cheese

16

Kingdom

• Cell Type – Eukaryotic
• Cellular Organization –
• Mode of Nutrition – A
• Cell Wall – cell walls co
• Habitat – aquatic and t

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m Plantae

– multicellular
Autotrophic
ontaining cellulose
terrestrial

17

Kingdom

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m Plantae

18

Kingdom

• Cell Type – Eukaryotic
• Cellular Organization –
• Mode of Nutrition – he
• Cell Wall – none
• Habitat – aquatic and t

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Animalia

– multicellular
eterotrophic
terrestrial

19

Kingdom

Sponge

Jellyfis

Coral snake B

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Animalia

Flatworm
sh

Octopus

Bear

20


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