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Page 1: Monera 149 Five-kingdom system of classification Figure 28.11 eukaryotic multicellular ingest motile sexual Atiimals eukaryotic multicellular absorb nonmotile sexual Fungi eukaryotic

Page 2: Monera 149 Five-kingdom system of classification Figure 28.11 eukaryotic multicellular ingest motile sexual Atiimals eukaryotic multicellular absorb nonmotile sexual Fungi eukaryotic

Page 3: Monera 149 Five-kingdom system of classification Figure 28.11 eukaryotic multicellular ingest motile sexual Atiimals eukaryotic multicellular absorb nonmotile sexual Fungi eukaryotic

Page 4: Monera 149 Five-kingdom system of classification Figure 28.11 eukaryotic multicellular ingest motile sexual Atiimals eukaryotic multicellular absorb nonmotile sexual Fungi eukaryotic

Page 5: Monera 149 Five-kingdom system of classification Figure 28.11 eukaryotic multicellular ingest motile sexual Atiimals eukaryotic multicellular absorb nonmotile sexual Fungi eukaryotic

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KINGDOM PLANTAE What is a Plant? Multicellular and Eukaryotic

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Chapter 31 Fungi. Characteristics eukaryotic mostly multicellular, yeasts unicellular no locomotion sexual & asexual reproduction in most heterotrophic

Meosis and Sexual Life Cycles. Single celled and many multicellular eukaryotic organisms are capable of asexual reproduction by a variety of processes

Kingdom Plantae Reproduction. General Characteristics o Eukaryotic o Multicellular o Autotrophic

Protista. Eukaryotic Kingdoms Animalia –multicellular, motile, ingestive heterotrophs Fungi –multicellular, filamentous, absorptive heterotrophs Plantae

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