1. Kingdom Charts

5. Cyanobacteria Aquatic and photosynthetic
They have the distinction of being the oldest known fossils, more than 3.5 billion years old
They are one of the largest and most important groups of bacteria on earth.

6. Archaebacteria
Methanogens: produces methane & live in the intestines of animals
They help breakdown food in the intestines and also provide essential nutrients
Symbiotic relationship, which is when two organisms work together to survive.

7. Archaebacteria #2
Halophiles: Lives in bodies of concentrated salt water, such as the Great Salt Lake in Utah and the Dead Sea in the Middle East.

8. Thermoacidophiles:
This type of archaebacteria are found in the hot, acidic waters of sulfur springs.
These amazing species can handle temperatures near 80 degrees Celsius and pH levels as low as 2.

9. Bacterial Shapes

10. Streptococcus Long chains of round bacteria
For example: Strep throat and bacteria that is now known as "flesh-eating bacteria".

11. Mixed Bacterial Shapes

12. Bacterial Fission

14. Protists

15. Animal Like Protists

16. Ciliophora – Use Cilia to move

17. Zoomastigna (Giardia)

18. Sporozoan (plasmodium)

19. Sarcodinia / Rhizopods (amoeba)

20. Plant-like Protists

21. Euglena

22. Pyrrophyta (red tide)

24. Fungi

25. Oomycota

26. Zygomycota

27. Ascomycota

28. Morel

29. More Morels

30. Basidiomycota

31. Puff Balls

32. Fairy Ring

33. Deuteromycota

34. Dinoflagellates

35. Chrysophyta (diatoms)
“The Jewels of Nature”

36. Slime Molds

37. Plantae Sexual Spores & seeds Asexual Cuttings, tubers
Autotroph
(by
photosynthesis)
Sexual
Spores & seeds
Asexual
Cuttings, tubers
Seeds by wind, birds, hooks, fire, etc.
Moss, Ferns,
Pine tree
Daisy

40. Legs, Fins, Wings, Arms, etc.
Animalia
Legs, Fins, Wings, Arms, etc.
Heterotroph
Examples:
Sponges
Worms
Dragonfly
Fish
Bats
Sexual:
Gametes (eggs & sperm)
Asexual:
Regeneration

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