Whos Related To Whom P23

Question 2

What are grouped seperately

Answer 2

Organisms with both plant and animal features, or organisms taht are not plant or animal

Question 3

Kingdom morena

Answer 3

Single-celled organisms without a true nucleus; DNA is free in the cytoplasm. Have unique rigid cell walls. Includes bacteria and cyanobacteria. Their cell walls are rigid like plant cells. Their cells dont have a true nucleus.

Question 4

Kingdom protoctista

Answer 4

Single-celled organisms with true nuclei; DNA is inside a nuclear membrane. Includes algae and protozoa, which feed like animals.

Question 5

Kingdom fungi

Answer 5

Once grouped with plants, now a separate kingdom. Some are single-celled (e.g., yeast); most have complex structures like mushrooms. Made of mycelium and thread-like hyphae with true nuclei. No chlorophyll—feed by digesting food externally and absorbing it.

Question 6

Plant Kingdom

Answer 6

Made of many cells (often thousands)
Cells are specialized into tissues and systems
Contain chlorophyll and make food through photosynthesis

Question 7

The animal kingdom

Answer 7

Multicellular with flexible cell membranes (no cell wall)
Cells form tissues, organs, and systems
Move to find food, which is eaten and digested internally

Question 8

The five kingdoms

Answer 8

Kingdom monera, kingdom protoctista, kingdom fungi, animal kingdom and plant kingdom

Question 9

Where do kingdom protoctista live

Answer 9

Live in water or moist places.

Question 10

How many species of kingdom protoctista

Answer 10

Very diverse—over 28,000 species.

Question 11

Kingdom morena cell wall

Answer 11

Their cell walls are rigid like plant cells

Question 12

Kingdom morena species

Answer 12

Over 3,000 species known.

Question 13

Kingdom fungi species

Answer 13

Includes about 75,000 species.

Question 14

Plant kingdom species

Answer 14

Over 300,000 plant species identified

Question 15

The animal kingdom species

Answer 15

1.5 million species listed; over 1 million are insects