Ecology - Defining Features of different kingdoms 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyEcology and Environmental ScienceGCSECCEA Created by: David EaglesonCreated on: 12-01-18 19:23 Name three identifying factors of the fungi kingdom. Absence of chlorophyll, Reproduction through spores, Saprophytic nutrition 1 of 13 Name three identifying factors of the plant kingdom. Chlorophyll, autotrophic nutrition (photosynthesis), Cellulose cell walls, multicellular 2 of 13 Give examples of phylums in the Plant Kingdom 1. Algae 2. Bryophytes 3. Pteridophytes 4. Spermophytes 3 of 13 Give examples of phylums in the animal kingdom 1. Annelids 2. Arthropods 3. Molluscs 4. Chordates 4 of 13 Give examples of chordates a) Bony fish b) Amphibians c) Reptiles d) Birds e) Mammals 5 of 13 Name three features of annelids 1) Segmented body 2) Chaetae 3) Body temperature not constant 6 of 13 Name features of arthropods Exoskeleton, three body segments - Head, thorax and abdomen, three pairs of jointed legs, two pairs of wings, body temperature not constant 7 of 13 Name two features of molluscs Exoskeleton in the form of a shell, body temperature not constant 8 of 13 Name features of bony fish 1) Produce a large number of eggs. 2) External fertilisation. 3) Body temperature not constant 9 of 13 Name features of amphibians 1) External fertilisation. 2) Many eggs. 3) Body temperature not constant 10 of 13 Name features of reptiles 1) Dry scales. 2) Internal fertilisation. 3) Relatively small number of eggs laid on land. 4) Parental care. 5) Constant body temperature. 11 of 13 Name features of birds 1) Internal fertilisation. 2) Relatively small number of eggs. 3) Shelled eggs. 4) Cared for by parent. 5) Constant body temperature 12 of 13 Name 5 features of mammals 1) Mammary Glands. 2) Internal fertilisation & Development. 3) Parental care. 4) Constant body temperature. 5) Ear pinna 13 of 13
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