Kingdoms and Classification
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- Created on: 22-04-14 11:17
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- Kingdoms
- Animalia
- Multicellular, cells do not have chlorophyll or a cell wall, they feed hetrotrophically
- Vertebrates
- Fish
- Exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide across gills, and lay eggs that are fertilised externally
- Mammals
- Give birth to live young, eggs are fertilised internally
- Reptiles and Birds
- Exchange gas via their lungs and lay eggs internally
- Amphibians
- Exchange gas through their moist, permable skin and lay externally fertilised eggs
- Fish
- Invertebrates
- Plantae
- Multicellular, Cells do have chlorophyll and a cellulose cell wall, they feed autotrophically
- Fungi
- Multicellular, cells do not have chlorophyll but are surrounded by a cell wall not made of cellulose, they feed saprophytically
- Protoctista
- Unicellular (except seaweed) with a distinct nucleus
- Prokaryotes
- Unicellular, without a distinct nucleus
- Animalia
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