Kingdoms of Life
This kingdom includes mushrooms and yeasts.
Fungi
The domain that includes extremophiles like methanogens.
Archaea
Non-vascular plants like mosses.
bryophytes
Phylum with stinging cells (e.g., jellyfish).
Cnidaria
The broadest classification level (e.g., Eukarya).
domain
Organisms in this kingdom are multicellular and photosynthetic.
Plantae
E. coli belongs to this domain.
Bacteria
Ferns belong to this vascular plant group.
pteridophytes
Humans belong to this phylum.
Chordata
The level between phylum and order.
class
The kingdom for amoebas and algae.
Protista
All eukaryotic life (plants, animals, fungi) belong to this domain.
Eukarya
Plants that reproduce with seeds in cones.
gymnosperms/conifers
Sponges are part of this simple phylum.
Porifera
Humans are in this order (hint: primates).
Primates
Humans belong to this kingdom.
Animalia
A key difference between Bacteria and Archaea is their cell wall/membrane _____.
Structure/composition
The most successful plant group due to flowers/fruits
angiosperms
Insects and crabs belong to this phylum.
Arthropoda
The correct sequence: Domain → ____ → Phylum.
Kingdom
Fungi differ from plants because they have cell walls made of this.
Chitin
Prokaryotic cells lack this membrane-bound organelle.
Nucleus
These plants lack true roots and use spores.
bryophytes
Vertebrates are distinguished by this feature.
backbone
The two-part naming system (e.g., Canis lupus).
Binomial nomenclature