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Domains and Kingdoms

How are organisms classified? 1. By cell Type Prokaryotic-lack a nucleus ex. Bacteria Eukaryotic-Has a nucleus ex. Plant and animal cells

How are organisms classified? 2. Ability to make food Autotrophs-make their own food Ex. Plants, some protists, and bacteria b. Heterotrophs-cannot make their own food Ex. Animals and fungi

How are organisms classified? 3. Cell number Unicellular Ex. Bacteria, archaea, most protists b. Multicellular Ex. Plants, animals and some protists

True or False Prokaryotic cells have a nucleus.

True or False Heterotrophs can make their own food.

Multiple Choice All of the following are ways organisms are classified except: Cell type How they move Cell number Ability to make food

Three domains of Life

Three domains of Life 1. Bacteria Prokaryotic Autotropic and Heterotropic Found Everywhere Unicellular

Three domains of Life 2. Archaea Prokaryotic Autotropic and heterotropic Chemical makeup is different from bacteria Found in extreme environments

Three domains of Life 3. Eukarya Eukaryotic Protistis-uni and multi-cellular; autotropic and heterotropic Fungi-multicullular and heterotropic Plants-mulitcellular and autotropic Animals-muliticellular and heterotropic

True or False Domain Eukarya contains unicellular and multicellular organisms.

True or False Bacteria can be found in your gut.

Multiple Choice Which of the following is TRUE about Archaea? Have a nucleus Only autotrophic Same chemical makeup as bacteria Found in extreme environments

Rate Yourself How well do you feel you understand this information? 1 2 3 4