1. Classification/Taxonomy The 6 Kingdoms
1 and 2) Archaebacteria and Eubacteria
Microscopic and Prokaryotic
Can be either producer or consumers
Unicellular
Examples: a. cyanobacteria
a.k.a. blue green algae b. bacillus, cocci,
spirilla

2. The 6 Kingdoms 3) Protista Eukaryotic
Can be either producer or consumers
Unicellular or multicellular
Do not have complex organ systems
Live in aquatic environments
Examples:
a. Paramecium b. Euglena c. Amoeba

3. The 6 Kingdoms 4) Fungi Eukaryotic
a.k.a. decomposers, so they are heterotrophic
Unicellular or multicellular
Do not have complex organ systems
Do not move (sessile)
Examples: a. Mushroom b. bread mold

4. The 6 Kingdoms 5) Plantae Eukaryotic Are producers multicellular
Do not move (sessile)
Examples: a. Moss b. cactus

5. The 6 Kingdoms 6) Animalia Eukaryotic multicellular
Usually able to move
Heterotrophic
Reproduce asexually and sexually
Examples: a. Porifera-sponges b. Cnidaria-jellyfish

6. The 6 Kingdoms 6) Animalia
Examples: c. Platyhelminthes-flatworms d. Nemotoda-roundworms
e. Annelida-earthworms f. Mollusca-snails, clams, squid

7. The 6 Kingdoms 6) Animalia
Examples: g. Arthropoda-crabs, spiders h. Echinoderms-starfish
insects
i. Chordata-vertebrates
1. Chondrichthyes-sharks 2. Osteichthyes-Bony fish

8. The 6 Kingdoms 6) Animalia Examples: i. Chordata-vertebrates
3. Amphibia-frogs Reptilia-snakes, alligators
5. Aves-Birds Mammalia-dogs, monkeys,
rabbits, humans