PROTISTA FUNGI Kingdoms of Life · When classifying organisms, these four questions are applied: Is there a nucleus present? PROKARYOTIC or EUKARYOTIC How many cells does the organism

ANIMALIA

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PLANTAE

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ARCHAEBACTERIA

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Kingdoms

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When classifying organisms, these

four questions are applied:

Is there a nucleus present?

PROKARYOTIC or EUKARYOTIC

How many cells does the organism have?

UNICELLULAR or MULTICELLULAR or BOTH

How does the organism obtain its energy?

AUTOTROPHIC or HETEROTROHIC or BOTH

How does the organism reproduce?

ASEXUAL or SEXUAL or BOTH

TAXONOMY

Taxonomy is the science of naming,

describing, and classifying of organisms.

In the 1700s, Carolus Linnaeus created a

naming system to classify living things.

He grouped organisms by their visible

traits and gave them two-part names.

This is called ‘binomial nomenclature’.

The Greek philosopher Aristotle was the

first person known to classify organisms

scientifically. He only classified things as

plants or animals. This classification

system lasted for almost 2000 years.

ANIMALIA

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EUBACTERIA

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FUNGI

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PLANTAE

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ARCHAEBACTERIA

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PROTISTA

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Kingdoms

of Life

Copyright © 2014 Travis Terry

Fo

ld a

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e t

his

sid

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n!

When classifying organisms, these

four questions are applied:

Is there a nucleus present?

PROKARYOTIC or EUKARYOTIC

How many cells does the organism have?

UNICELLULAR or MULTICELLULAR or BOTH

How does the organism obtain its energy?

AUTOTROPHIC or HETEROTROHIC or BOTH

How does the organism reproduce?

ASEXUAL or SEXUAL or BOTH

TAXONOMY

Taxonomy is the science of naming,

describing, and classifying of organisms.

In the 1700s, Carolus Linnaeus created a

naming system to classify living things.

He grouped organisms by their visible

traits and gave them two-part names.

This is called ‘binomial nomenclature’.

The Greek philosopher Aristotle was the

first person known to classify organisms

scientifically. He only classified things as

plants or animals. This classification

system lasted for almost 2000 years.

ANIMALIA

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EUBACTERIA

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FUNGI

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PLANTAE

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ARCHAEBACTERIA

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PROTISTA

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Kingdoms

of Life

Copyright © 2014 Travis Terry

Eukaryote

Multicellular

Heterotrophic

Sexual

Eukaryote

Multicellular

Autotrophic

Asexual & Sexual

Eukaryote

Uni & Multicellular

Auto & Heterotrophic

Asexual & Sexual

Eukaryote

Uni & Multicellular

Heterotrophic

Asexual & Sexual

Prokaryote

Unicellular

Auto & Heterotrophic

Asexual

Ancient & live in

extreme environments

Prokaryote

Unicellular

Auto & Heterotrophic

Asexual

Modern & live in

normal environments