6 Classification Kingdoms - Gabrielle Coner
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- I will teach you about the six different classification kingdoms. Okay?
- Okay.
- They also have no nucleus. So, they are prokaryotic. Bacteria cells have different shapes
- In their cell walls, it's very rigid and peptidoglycan is present. Also they are unicellular
- The first one is Eubacteria. Eubacteria can be found anywhere including here
- Next is Archaebacteria. Like eubacteria, they're unicellular and prokaryotic.
- Archaebacteria live in extreme environments and are autotrophic.
- However, unlike eubacteria, archaebacteria lack peptidoglycan.
- Another thing is that they are eukaryotic.
- The animalia kingdom is multicellular with no cell walls. They are also heterotrophic
- In fact, you can find some organisms belonging to the Animalia kingdom right here!
- Now we are at the plantae kingdom. They are multicellular and have cell walls with cellulose in them.
- Additionally, there are autotrophs with nuclei. Meaning that they are also eukaryotic.
- An example is this tree right here.
- Our next kingdoms are fungi and Protista. Fungi kingdom has both uni and multicellular organisms in it
- Protista organisms are both uni and multicellular, autotrophic and heterotrophic, and are eukaryotic like Fungi,
- In the Fungi cell walls are chitin. Fungi organisms are heterotrophs that feed off of decaying organisms like mushrooms.
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