B2 classification

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How many groups are plants and animals separated into?
5
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What are these 5 groups called?
kingdoms
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What are living organisms classified according to?
characteristics
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What are the five kingdoms called?
protista, monera, fungi, plants, animals
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what are the features of protista?
single-celled, have a nucleus, some have chloroplasts, no cell wall, organelles present
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What are the features of monera?
single-celled, no nucleus, no chloroplasts, have a cell wall
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What are the features of fungi?
multicellular, have a nucleus, no chloroplasts, have a cell wall
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What are the features of plants?
multicellular, have a nucleus, chloroplasts and cell walls
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What are the features of animals?
multicellular, have a nucleus, no chloroplasts, no cell wals
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What is the feeding method of protista?
photosynthesis or ingestion of other organisms or both
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What is the feeding method of monera?
absorb nutrients through cell wall, or produce their own
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What is the feeding method of fungi?
acquire nutrients from decaying material
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What is the feeding method of plants?
require sunlight to make food through photosynthesis
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What is the feeding method of animals?
acquire nutrients by ingestion
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How does protista move?
using cilia or flagella
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How does monera move?
may or may not move
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How does fungi move?
no mechanisms for movement
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How does plants move?
most don't move
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How does animals move?
using cilia, flagella or muscles
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Why may the classification system need to be changed in the future?
as more species are found and new discoveries especially in genetics, are made.
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What are hybirds?
when organisms from different species can mate and reproduce and give birth to a hybird.
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Why can't hybirds be called a new species?
because they aren't fertile
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What do evolutionary trees show?
evolutionary relationships between organisms in the kingdoms
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What are representative of the earliest group of organisms?
monera
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