1. Classification 9.2 Formative 3
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Complex multicellular producers
Multicellular consumers that break down food outside, then absorb nutrients
Complex multicellular consumers that lack cell walls
Ancestral eukaryotes that other eukaryotes may have evolved from
Divide by binary fission; producers in group may be ancestors of chloroplasts
Multicellular eukaryotes with cell walls made of the carbohydrate chitin
All unicellular and prokaryotic; some are photosynthetic producers
All unicellular and prokaryotic; some live in extremely hot, salty or acid environments
Strands with eukaryotic segments instead of tissue made of cells
Body of multicellular organisms are made of mycelium
DNA is circular (in a loop) and is similar to DNA in chloroplasts
PLANTAE
FUNGI
ANIMALIA
PROTISTA
EUBACTERIA
ARCHAEABACTERIA

2. Classification 9.2 Formative 3
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Slime molds and water molds; unicellular or colonies
Chains of cells that share cytoplasm and have cell walls made of chitin
Have been on earth at least 3 billion years, often found where other organisms cannot live
Unicellular or simple multicellular eukaryotes that do not fit into plant, animal or fungi kingdoms
Body of lichens
Eukaryotic multicellular with chloroplasts, cellulose cell wall and large vacuole
Methanogens, halophiles, thermophiles
Multicellular eukaryotes with cell walls made of the carbohydrate cellulose
Unicellular and multicellular; must live on or near food; break down foods outside body, then absorb
Eukaryotic photosynthetic partner in lichen
Common prokaryotes; Cell walls form shape of body: bacilli, cocci, spirilla
PROTISTA
FUNGI
ARCHAEABACTERIA
PLANTAE
EUBACTERIA