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Description
Classification
- By Sadia Ali 10B
- The process of sorting organisms
into groups based on their
characteristics
- Species
- Organisms that have many
characteristics in common
are grouped together
- species that share many
characteristics are grouped
together as genus.
- Genera that share many
characteristics are groups
as a family and so on.
- Genera that share many
characteristics are groups
as a family and so on.
- Organisms that have many
characteristics in common
are grouped together
- the five kingdoms of
organisms
- Animalia
- multicellular; no cell walls;
complex structure with nucleus
- multicellular; no cell walls;
complex structure with nucleus
- Plantea
- multicellular; autotrophic feeders
using chlorophyll; cell walls made of
cellulose; complex cell structure
- multicellular; autotrophic feeders
using chlorophyll; cell walls made of
cellulose; complex cell structure
- Fungi
- multicellular; saprophytic feeders so no
chlorophyll; complex cell structure
- multicellular; saprophytic feeders so no
chlorophyll; complex cell structure
- Protoctista
- Mostly unicellular;
complex cell structure
with neclues
- Mostly unicellular;
complex cell structure
with neclues
- Prokaryotae
- unicellular; simple
cell structure with
no neuclues
- unicellular; simple
cell structure with
no neuclues
- Multicellular
- Made if many cells
- Made if many cells
- Animalia
- No kingdom for viruses
- scientist do not
think them as alive
- They don't show other
life processes like growth
or feeding
- They don't show other
life processes like growth
or feeding
- it changes the way the
cell works and makes
copies of itself
- scientist do not
think them as alive
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