Respiration through gills and lungs
Vascular
Respiration through gills and lungs
3-chambered heart
External Fertilization
Seedless (Asexual)
Seeds (Sexual)
2-chambered heart
Respiration through diffusion
4-chambered heart

Living Things
-Eukaryotes

Kingdom Plantae
- Producer
- make their own
food

Ferns (Pteridophyta)

Phloem - moves glucose

Xylem - absorbs water

Reproduce from spores

Conifers (Gymnosperm)

Roots - absorbs water

Leaves - photosynthesis

Seeds not covered by an ovary

Needle-like, scale-like leaves

Flower (Angiosperm)

Vascular

Monocot

1 seed leaf

Veins usually unbranched/
nearly parallel

Dicot

Grow 2 seed leaves

Single veins at the base
of the leaf blade

Tress, fruits, shrubs,
vegetables etc.

Flowers have male/female reproductive
organs

Reproduction

Seeds grow inside an ovary

When fertilized, flower falls away/
ovary swells to become a fruit

Moss (Bryophyta)

Haploid (gametophyte) is dominant generation

Meiosis produces spores; develop into M or F gametophytes

Non-Vascular

Hold water for a short period of time;
depend on moisture surrounding them

Fungi Kingdom
-Decomposer:
gets energy by feeding
on dead/decaying tissue

Club Fungi

Club Fungi

Parasites on plants

Looks like umbrella growing from ground

Lichens

Lichens

Fungus

Protects them from elements

Algae

Provides nutrients

Conjugation Fungi

Conjugation Fungi

2 separate mycelia produces spores

Asexual

Black Bread mold

Sac Fungi

Sac Fungi

Break down nutrients in wood
/bone

Produces spores in
sac-like structures

Imperfect Fungi

Imperfect Fungi

Reproduce asexually

Can be helpful to humans
Ex: Cyclyosporine (helps
immune system after
transplant surgery)

Kingdom Animalia
- Consumer
- feed on other
organisms

Invertebrates

Bilateral

Platyhelminthes

Planaria

Planaria

- 2 Germ Layers
- Incomplete Digestion
- Motile

Mollusca

Squid

- 3 Germ Layers
- Complete Digestion
- Open Circulation
- Motile

Annelida

Earthworm

- 3 Germ Layers
- Complete Digestion
- Closed Circulation
- Motile

Arthropoda

Insects

- 3 Germ Layers
- Complete Digestion
- Open Circulation

Chordata

X-ray fish

- 3 Germ Layers
- Complete Digestion
- Motile
- Closed Circulation

Asymmetrical

Porifera

Sponge

- No Germ Layers
- No Digestion
- Diffusion
- Motile

Radial

Cnidaria

Jellyfish

- 2 Germ Layers
- Incomplete
Digestion
- Diffusion
- Motile

Echinodermata

Starfish

- 3 Germ Layers
- Complete Digestion
- Motile/Sessile
- Open Circulation

Vertebrates
- sexual
-complete digestion

Respiration through
Lungs

Mammalia

Human

- Small/Large
Intestines
- Central Nervous
System

Reptilia

Snakes

- Brain
- Small/Large
Intestines

Aves

Birds

- Central Nervous
System

Respiration through
Gills

Amphibia

Frogs

- Central Brain/
Spinal Cord
- Small/Large
Intestines

Chondrichthyes

Shark

- Brain and
Spinal Column
- Spiral valued
intestines

Osteichthyes

Catfish

- Brain and
Spinal Cord
- Stomach/
Small Intestine

Plantae-Fungi:
- fungi grow on plants
and give them nutrients
- fungi gets nutrients
from plants
- have cell walls

Animalia-Plantae:
- multicellular
- animals allow plants
to disperse
- monocots provide
animals with nutrition
(wheat, oats, bananas)

Fungi-Animalia:
- lichens are an important food source for animals
- heterotrophs

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