1. Animal Kingdom Plant Kingdom Fungi Kingdom Protista Kingdom
*multicellular with nucleus
*Moving bodies and parts
*internal digestion of food
Plant Kingdom
*immobile but parts move
*make their own food
Fungi Kingdom
*Multicellular with nucleus
*immobile
*external digestion of food
Protista Kingdom
*cells with a nucleus
*uni- and multicellular
*includes the algae
Monera Kingdom
*unicellular but no nucleus
*some are mobile
*different feeding methods
Moss Phylum
*usually small-soft
*tiny green leaflets
*live in damp locations
Fern Phylum
*roots, stems and leaves
*spores on back of leaves
*reproduction needs water
Conifer Phylum
*cones and seeds
*needles or sharp leaves
Angiosperm Phylum
*flowers
*seeds in pods and fruits
Monocot Class
*seeds in one part
*mostly narrow leaves
*leaves have parallel veins
Dicot Class
*seeds in two parts
*mostly broad leaves
*leaves have net veins
Jellyfish Phylum
*soft round bodies
*poccess tentacles
*live in water
Worm Phylum
*long soft tube-like body
*body in segments
*live in damp or water
Mollusc Phylum
*soft body-may have shell
*muscular foot
*live in water and on land
Arthropod Phylum
*hard outer ‘exoskeleton’
*many jointed limbs
Vertebrate Phylum
*Backbone
*skeleton inside body
*body in parts
Insect Class
*three body parts
*six legs
*many have wings
Spider Class
*two body parts
*eight legs on front part
*make webs
Myriapod Class
*long segmented body
*legs on each segment
*centipedes, Millipedes
Crustacea Class
*many specialised limbs
*live in water/damp places
*segmented bodies
Fish Class
*scaly skin + fins
*breathe with gills
*live in water + lay eggs
Amphibian Class
*moist skin +lay eggs
*adults on land + four legs
*gills(young), lungs(adults)
Reptile Class
*scaly skin + lay eggs
*lungs + four legs (most)
*live in land habitats
Bird Class
*feathers + warm blooded
*wings and flight
*lay eggs + land creatures
Mammal Class
*hair or fur on skin
*warm blooded
*young born live/suckled SJ
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2. Blue-green Algae Class Euglena Class Amoeba Class Paramecium Class
Bacteria Class
*unicellular in fresh water
*about 1micromilimetre
*may be consumers, parasites or decomposers
*reproduce by splitting in two (binary fission) or by spores
Blue-green Algae Class
*unicellular or in colonies
*immobile or glide along
*producers –make their own food by photosynthesis
*reproduce by binary fission
*involved in the nitrogen cycle
Euglena Class
*make food - photosynthesis
*can also absorb food
*detect and move to light
*swim using a flagellum
Amoeba Class
*Unicellular in water
*move by extensions growing outward and pulling it along
*pursue and consume prey
*also reproduce by sex cells
Paramecium Class
*unicellular-mostly aquatic
*move by beating tiny cilia
*create currents to sweep small organisms into ‘mouth’
*sometimes exchange genes
Mould Class
*fuzzy appearance
*multicellular appearance
*in water and on land
*decomposers and parasites
*find threads invade hosts
*reproduce by spores
Mushroom Class
*terrestrial (land) fungi
*large fruiting bodies
*decomposers of plant tissue
*Reproduce by spores
*Also sexual reproduction
*some are poisonous SJ
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