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The Five Kingdom Classification
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Biology (Statistics and Biodiversity) Mind Map on The Five Kingdom Classification, created by asoledad96 on 21/09/2013.
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The Five Kingdom Classification
Animalia
multicellular eukaryotes with cells that are differentiated to form tissues
no chloroplasts
feed hererothrophically
no cell walls
sometimes have cilia or flagella
Plantae
multicellular eukaryotes with cells differentiated to form tissues
some have chloroplasts and photosynthesise
cell walls always present
cellulose
sometimes have flagella
Fungi
eukaryotic
no chlorophyll
no photosynthesis
feed heterotrophically
simple body form
may be unicellular or made up pf long threads called HYPHAE
large fungi like mushroom have compacted mass of cells as part of life cycle
reproduce by means of pores
cell walls made up of CHITIN
not cellulose
never have cilia or flagella
Proctocista
made up of very diverse range of organisms
any eukaryote that is not a fungus, plant or animal is classified as a protoctist
eukaryotic
mostly single-celled
some have animal-like cells (no cell wall)
PROTOZOA
some have plant-like cells (cell wall and chloroplast)
ALGAE
Prokaryota
Two types
Archaea
bacteria
look similar, but biochemistry is different
cells with no nucleus
DNA exists as a circular 'chromosome'
smaller circular molecules of DNA often present
PLASMIDS
no membrane-bound organelles
ribosomes smaller than in eukaryotic cells
cell wall containing peptidoglycans
usually exist as single cells or small groups of cells
biggest groups into which living organisms are classified
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