Body Structure
Taxonomy
Nutrition
Miscellaneous
100
These Kingdoms have multicellular and unicellular species.
How many cells do individuals of Fungi and Protista have?
100
Marylee and Vanessa worked on this Kingdom.
Who worked o the Fungal Kingdom?
100
These two Kingdoms are strictly heterotrophs.
What way(s) to Animalia and Fungi obtain food?
100
Examples are sponges, jellyfish, insects, fishes and birds and frogs.
What are examples of species of the Kingdom Animalia?
200
This Kingdom does not have a cell wall.
What type of cell wall does the Kingdom Animalia have?
200
Some examples are yeast, mold and mushrooms.
What are some examples of the Kingdom Fungi?
200
They can be methanogens.
Can Archaebacteria be methanogens?
200
They can be found in extremely hot places.
Where can some species of Archaebactera be found?
300
They are eukaryotic.
What cell type are Fungi, Animalia, Protista, and Plantae?
300
Golden algae are an example of this Kingdom.
What is an example of Protista?
300
THey can perform chemosynthesis.
What is a way of obtaining food for Eubacteria.
300
It means that they have no nucleus.
What does prokayotic mean?
400
They are multicellular and eukaryotic.
What body structure features do Animalia and Plantae have?
400
Mosses and ferns.
What are examples of Plantae?
400
In these two Kingdoms, it is peptidoglycan.
What is the unique molecule in Eubacteria and Archaebacteria?
500
Eubacteria, Archaebacteria, Protista, Gungi and Plantae all have this feature.
Which Kingdoms have a cell wall?
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