UNIT 9 “LIVING THINGS. MICROORGANISMS”

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UNIT 9 “LIVING THINGS. MICROORGANISMS”

THE FIVE KINGDOMS 1. THE MONERA KINGDOM Are autotrophic or heterotrophic. They are a single cell. They are prokariotic. Some bacterias are pathogens, cause illness in human beings and other living things. They can live in any environment.

THE FIVE KINGDOMS 1.THE MONERA KINGDOM They are classified into four large groups according to the shape of their cells: a.Coccus: Are spherical in shape.

THE FIVE KINGDOMS 1. THE MONERA KINGDOM b.Bacillus: Are cylindrical in shape.

THE FIVE KINGDOMS 1. THE MONERA KINGDOM c. Spirillum: Are spiral in shape.

THE FIVE KINGDOMS 1. THE MONERA KINGDOM d. Vibrio: Vibrios are shaped like a comma.

THE FIVE KINGDOMS 2. THE PROTIST KINGDOM They are autotrophic or heterotrophic. They are single cell or multicellular. They are eukariotik. They do not form tissues. This kingdom includes two groups: PROTOZOA ALGAE

THE FIVE KINGDOMS 2. THE PROTIST KINGDOM PROTOZOA: They are single cell heterotrophs. Some live freely in water and others are parasites. They are divided into four classes dependig on how they move:

THE FIVE KINGDOMS 2. THE PROTIST KINGDOM PROTOZOA a.Ciliates: They have many cilia that they use to move with.

THE FIVE KINGDOMS 2. THE PROTIST KINGDOM PROTOZOA b.Flagellates: They use one or two flagella to move around.

THE FIVE KINGDOMS 2. THE PROTIST KINGDOM PROTOZOA c. RHIZOPODA: They have citoplasm extensions (pseudopods) that use to move and catch food.

THE FIVE KINGDOMS 2. THE PROTIST KINGDOM PROTOZOA d. SPOROZOA: They can not move.

THE FIVE KINGDOMS 3. THE FUNGUS KINGDOM This kingdom includes many different types of organisms, sach as, mushrooms, yeats or moulds. They are heterotrophic. They are single cell or multicellular. They are eukaryotic. They can reproduce both sexually and asexually.

THE FIVE KINGDOMS 3. THE FUNGUS KINGDOM This kingdom includes many different types of organisms, sach as, mushrooms, yeats or moulds. They are heterotrophic. They are single cell or multicellular. They are eukaryotic. They can reproduce both sexually and asexually.

THE FIVE KINGDOMS 3. THE FUNGUS KINGDOM Single cell fungi: Yeast are very important for human beings because they cause fermentation, and we can make some products, like bread, wine or beer.

THE FIVE KINGDOMS 3. THE FUNGUS KINGDOM Multicellular fungi: Their cells are grouped into fillaments called hyphae, so they do not have real tissues.

THE FIVE KINGDOMS SUMMARY Kingdom Type of Nutrition Cellular organization Type of cell Has tissues? MONERA Autotriphic or heterotrophic Single cell prokaryotic no PROTIST Single cell or multicellular cell eukaryotic FUNGUS heterotrophic PLANT autotrophic Multicellular yes ANIMAL