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Protista, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia |
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Which are the 4 groups in the Eukarya domain?
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| What group is in the Bacteria domain? |
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| what group is in the Archaea domain? |
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| Archaebacteria and Eubacteria |
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| which two groups are Prokaryotic? |
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| Protista, Fungi, Plantae, Amimalia |
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| which kingdoms are Eukaryotic? |
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| Cell Structure: Cell walls do NOT contain peptidoglycans. Lack organized nucleus and membrane-bound organelles |
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| Cell Structure: Most have cell walls; cell walls contain peptidoglycans. Lack organized nucleus and membrane-bound organelles |
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| Cell Structure: Organized nuclei, membrane-bound organelles; some have cell walls. Cell walls contain chitin. |
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| Cell Structure: Organized nuclei, membrane-bound organelles; some have cell walls. |
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| Cell Structure: Organized nuclei, membrane-bound, chloroplasts; cell walls contain cellulose |
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| Cell Structure: Organized nuclei, membrane-bound organelles; no cell walls or plastids |
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| Archaebacteria and Eubacteria |
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| Cellular Organization: Usually unicellular, may form colonies; no tissues or organs (2) |
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Cellular Organization: Unicellular or colonial( some with specialized structures); no true tissues or organs (2)
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Cellular Organization: All multicellular with true tissues and organs (2)
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| Nutrition: Autotrophic(usually chemosynthetic); heterotrophic |
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Nutrition: Heterotrophic or autotrophic (photosynthesis or chemosynthetic); some perform fermentation
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Nutrition: Autotrophic (photosynthetic) heterotrophic, or both
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Nutrition: Heterotrophic; digest food externally and then absorb the nutrients
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Nutrition: autotrophic (photosynthetic); some forms heterotrophic or both
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Nutrition: all heterotrophic
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| Archaebacteria and Eubacteria |
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| Reproduction: asexual (2) |
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Reproduction: Asexual; some reproduce by conjugation
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Reproduction: all reproduce asexually; some forms sexually
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Reproduction: all reproduce sexually but many have asexual forms of reproduction (2)
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| Thermophiles, and acidophiles |
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| Name two examples for Archaebacteria |
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| Streptococcus(strep throat), and E. coli |
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Name two examples for Eubacteria
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| amoeba, and kelp. (also, green algae) |
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Name two examples for Protista
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| mushrooms, and molds (also, yeast) |
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Name two examples for Fungi
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Name two examples for Plantae
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| Worms, sponges, reptiles, mammals, birds, etc. |
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Name two examples for Animalia
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