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KindomsCREATED BY: MRS. REID

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Kingdom

Kingdom is the mostgeneral level of

classification All living things are

grouped into 6kingdoms:

Animalia

Plantae Fungi

Protista

Eubacteria

Archaebacteria

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Animalia

Kingdom Animalia is the

animal kingdom This kingdom has organisms

that:

Are multicellular 

Have eukaryotic cells(nucleus in my cells thatstore DNA)

Don’t have cell walls

Have a nervous system

Usually can move around

Consume other organismsfor food

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Animalia examples

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Plantae

Kingdom Plantae is theplant kingdom

This kingdom hasorganisms that:

Are multicellular 

Have eukaryotic cells Have cell walls

Can use the sun’s

energy to make food(photosynthesis)

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Plantae examples

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Fungi

Kingdom Fungi is thefungus kingdom

This kingdom hasorganisms that:

Are usually multicellular 

Have eukaryotic cellsObtain energy by

breaking down andabsorbing the thingsaround them

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Fungi examples

Mushrooms

Mold

 AthletesFoot

Lichens(fungi + protista) Ringworm

Yeast

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Protista Kingdom protista is

the protist kingdom

Kingdom protista hasorganisms that:

Are usually single-celled

Have eukaryoticcells

Are not plants,animals, or fungi

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Protista examples

Paramecium Amoeba

Euglena

Slime Mold

Giant Kelp

 Algae

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Eubacteria

Kingdom eubacteriais one of the bacteriakingdoms

Organisms in kingdomeubacteria:

Are single-celled

Have prokaryoticcells

“Twue” bacteria 

b i l

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Eubacteria examples

Rhizobium bacteria (nitrogen fixing)

Clostridium

botulinum 

(Botulism)

E. coli Salmonella

typhus

Heliobacter 

 pylorii (ulcers)Neisseria

gonorrhea

Pseudomo

 putida (oil e

bacteria)

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Archaebacteria

Kingdom archaebacteriais the other bacteriakingdom

Organisms in thiskingdom:

Are single-celled

Have prokaryotic cells

Live in extremeenvironments

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Scientific names

Scientific names:

Are usually in Latin Are underlined if

written, or italicized iftyped

Are the Genus +

species of anorganism

Genus comes first,and is capitalized

Species is last,

and is lower case E. coli = Eschindra coli 

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Scientific Names

•Canis lupus

•Ursus arctos

•Ursus maritumus

•Felis concolor 

•Tyrannasaurus re

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Scientific names

This two part naming system

(Genus species) is calledbinomial nomenclature

Binomial nomenclature wasalso developed by Carolus

Linnaeus

Ursu

mari

Haliaeetus

leukocephalus