1. The Six Kingdoms:
Chapter 17

2. 6 kingdoms outline (write examples of organisms for each)
Prokaryotes: (unicellular)
Archaebacteria
extremes, oldest
Eubacteria
everywhere, strong cell walls
Eukaryotes
Protists
moist places, diverse
Fungi
decomposers, cell wall of______
Plants
multicellular, auto-troph, cell wall of _
Animals
multicellular, hetero
troph, systems, no cell wall

4. Prokaryotes (lack nucleus & organelles & are unicellular)
                                                             
Archaebacteria:
Live in extreme environments (swamps, deep-sea vents, no oxygen)
Most ancient kingdom – 3.5 billion years

5. Prokaryotes: Eubacteria: Live in most habitats except extreme ones
Strong cell walls (peptidoglycan)
Ex: strep, tetanus

6. Prokaryotes:
archaebacteria
eubacteria

7. Eukaryotes (contain nucleus and organelles)
Protists:
Live in moist environments
Mostly unicellular
“Junk drawer” kingdom- most diverse
Ex: amoeba, sea weed, algae, paramecium

8. Protists

9. Eukaryotes: (contain true nucleus)
Fungi:
Mostly multicellular
Stationary heterotrophs- (decomposers) obtain nutrients from dead organisms/ wastes
Cell wall of chitin
Ex: mold, mushrooms, yeast

10. Fungi

11. Eukaryotes: (contain nucleus and organelles)
Plants:
Multicellular
Stationary autotrophs (obtain nutrients through photosynthesis)
Chloroplasts, cell wall of cellulose
Tissues and organ systems
Ex: ferns, mosses, flowers, trees

12. plants

13. Eukaryotes: (contain nucleus and organelles)
Animals:
Multicellular
Heterotrophic – (consumers) eat other organisms for food
Lack cell walls
Complex organ systems (nervous, muscle)
Ex. Moth, cheetah, sponge

14. Animals

15. Sponge jellyfish

16.                                     
Animalia
Arthropods

17. Animalia
                                                                                                   
Mollusks

18. Animalia
Amphibians

19. Animalia
Reptiles

20. Animalia
Birds

21. Animalia
Mammals