Five Kingdoms

No!

I don’t mean

Lord of the Rings

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What are the 5 Living Kingdoms?

• Plants • (Image courtesy of http://www.toptropicals.com/pics/garden/c17/9858.jpg)

• Animals• (Image courtesy of http://www.wolaver.org/animals/PolarBears3.jpg)

• Fungi• (Image Courtesy of http://www.myfourthirds.com/files/0663/54254266-yellow-

fungi.jpg)

• Monera• (Image Courtesy of http://www.abdn.ac.uk/~nhi708/classify/morista.gif)

• Protist• (Image Courtesy of

http://www.lima.ohio-state.edu/academics/biology/images/paramec.jpg)

Animals

• Cell Structure:– Multi-cellular

• Environment:– All over the world.

• Food:– Eat other plants and

animals

• Includes: dogs, worms, crabs, insects, humans, doves, iguanas, starfish

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Animals: Vertebrates

• Have bones and spines

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Animals: Invertebrates

• No bones and spinesImage Courtesy of http://www.edsci-affiliates.com/images/invertebrates_divider.jpg

Animals

Plants

• Cell Structure:– Multi-cellular

• Environment:– Wherever there is

access to water.

• Food:– Photosynthesis, water.

• Includes: trees, grass, moss, flowers

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Plants: Vascular

• Possesses a stemImage Courtesy of http://www.uwgb.edu/BIODIVERSITY/herbarium/Vascular_plants/Misc_species/trifra_plant03.jpg

Plants: Non-Vascular

• Does not possess a stemImage Courtesy of http://www1.union.edu/rices/nicoleweb/background2.jpg

Plants

Fungi

• Cell Structure: – Multi-cellular

• Environment: – Dark and damp

• Food: – Live or grow on their

food.

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Fungi

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Whaddaya want!

I’ll have a cherry coke.

What’s the big idea

here?! We don’t serve mushrooms!

What?! That’s

ridiculous!

Yeah! You heard me.

Get lost! We only serve humans!

Hey now. Come on!

I’m a

“FUN-GUY”

too!

Monera• Cell Structure:

– Uni-cellular (no nucleus)• Environment:

– Everywhere: outside, inside, inside of organisms

• Food:– A lot of things: They eat

other organisms, or they may create their own food.

• Interesting Note:– Moneras serve both good

and bad functions for humans.

– They allow us to digest, while others cause diseases and kill healthy cells.

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Monera

Give examples of the following

• Autotrophs:

• Heterotrophs:

Protist

• Cell Structure:– Uni-cellular

• Environment:– Watery environments

• Food:– They can either

consume or produce food.

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Protists

Summary Video on the Five Living Kingdoms

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