Categorías: Todo - unicellular - respiration - heterotrophic - reproduction

por Milena Tesfay hace 2 años

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There are are three domains

Living organisms exhibit a variety of characteristics and reproductive strategies. They can be obligate anaerobes, facultative aerobes, or obligate aerobes, depending on their respiration requirements.

There are are three domains

chytridiomycota

basidiomycoma

ascomycota

zygomycota

glomeromycota

psychrophiles

thermoacidophiles

halophiles

methanogens

creuarchaeota

euyarchaeota

Description

Coccus baccilus spirilium

Form

- Either unicellular or multicellular. Can be both heterotrophic or autotrophic. They also reproduce sexually and a sexually. Remain in aquatic and moist habitats.

slime modes:fungus-like

algae: plant-like

Amoeba

protozoa: animal-like

can reproduce asexually and sexually

A sexual reproduction

unicellular

facultative aerobes

obligate anerobes

obligate aerobes

respiration

external

internal

fertilisation

hermaphrodites

haploid sperm and egg gamete form diploid zygote

binary fission budding vegetative propagation fragmentation spores

asexual

reproductive strategies

blood bone cartilage adipose ligaments areolar

skeletal muscle cellsmooth muscle cellcardiac muscle cell

cell body nucleus dendrites axons

simple squamous columnar cuboidal stratified squamous

connective

muscle

nervous

tissue

epithelial

examples: mosses liverworts hornworts

dicot and monocot

xylem and phloem

non-vascular

vascular

PLANTEA KINGDOM

FUNGI KINGDOM

yeast, sac fungi, truffle.

The cell wall is made of chitin. they are heterotrophic. A lot of them are terrestrial. they reproduce sexually and a sexually. And are at most times multicellular.

ANIMILIA KINGDOM

EUBACTERIA KINGDOM

ARCHAEBACTERIA

PROTISTA KINGDOM

There are are three domains

Six Kingdoms

In life

reproduction...
sexual
A sexual