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• IN THIS UNIT WE WILL NOT LOOK AT THE WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNED? DETAILS OF ALL THE TAXA. • You ARE ONLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE • COMPLETE THE ORDER OF THEM (DKPCOFGS) STOP Domain • WE WILL LOOK IN DETAIL AT THE 6 KINGDOMS CHECKPOINTS ON CANVAS: 1. DICHOTOMOUS • AND PLACE EMPHASIS ON BACTERIA KEYS • You WILL ALSO LEARN ABOUT VIRUSES, BUT REMEMBER, THEY ARE NON-LIVING WE GROUP ORGANISMS INTO KINGDOMS BASED ON 5 CHARACTERISTICS THE SIX KINGDOMS Motile vs. Cell Type Non-motile Number Animals plants fungi of cells Cell Mode of protists Eubacteria Archaebacteria Structures Nutrition

• IN THIS UNIT WE WILL NOT LOOK AT THE WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNED? DETAILS OF ALL THE TAXA. • You ARE ONLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE • COMPLETE THE ORDER OF THEM (DKPCOFGS) STOP Domain • WE WILL LOOK IN DETAIL AT THE 6 KINGDOMS CHECKPOINTS ON CANVAS: 1. DICHOTOMOUS • AND PLACE EMPHASIS ON BACTERIA KEYS • You WILL ALSO LEARN ABOUT VIRUSES, BUT REMEMBER, THEY ARE NON-LIVING WE GROUP ORGANISMS INTO KINGDOMS BASED ON 5 CHARACTERISTICS THE SIX KINGDOMS Motile vs. Cell Type Non-motile Number Animals plants fungi of cells Cell Mode of protists Eubacteria Archaebacteria Structures Nutrition

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
11th Edition
ISBN:9780134580999
Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation
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• IN THIS UNIT WE WILL NOT LOOK AT THE WHAT HAVE DETAILS OF ALL THE TAXA. YOU LEARNED? • You ARE ONLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE • COMPLETE THE ORDER OF THEM (DKPCOFGS) Domain STOP • WE WILL LOOK IN DETAIL AT THE 6 KINGDOMS CHECKPOINTS ON CANVAS: 1. DICHOTOMOUS • AND PLACE EMPHASIS ON BACTERIA KEYS • You WILL ALSO LEARN ABOUT VIRUSES,) BUT REMEMBER, THEY ARE NON-LIVING WE GROUP ORGANISMS INTO KINGDOMS THE SIX KINGDOMS BASED ON 5 CHARACTERISTICS 5. Cell Type Motile vs. Non-motile Amimals plants fungi Number of cells Cell Mode of protists Eubacteria Archaebacteria Structures Nutrition
Transcribed Image Text:• IN THIS UNIT WE WILL NOT LOOK AT THE WHAT HAVE DETAILS OF ALL THE TAXA. YOU LEARNED? • You ARE ONLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE • COMPLETE THE ORDER OF THEM (DKPCOFGS) Domain STOP • WE WILL LOOK IN DETAIL AT THE 6 KINGDOMS CHECKPOINTS ON CANVAS: 1. DICHOTOMOUS • AND PLACE EMPHASIS ON BACTERIA KEYS • You WILL ALSO LEARN ABOUT VIRUSES,) BUT REMEMBER, THEY ARE NON-LIVING WE GROUP ORGANISMS INTO KINGDOMS THE SIX KINGDOMS BASED ON 5 CHARACTERISTICS 5. Cell Type Motile vs. Non-motile Amimals plants fungi Number of cells Cell Mode of protists Eubacteria Archaebacteria Structures Nutrition
ANISMS INTO KINGDOMS THE SIX KINGDOMS BASED ON 5 CHARACTERISTICS Cell Type 3. Number Motile vs Non-motile plants fungi of cells Cell protists Eubacteria Archaebacteria Mode of Structures Nutrition Domain: Bacteria EUBACTERIA a. Cell Type Prokaryote-No CHARACTERISTICS b. Cell Structure.Cell walls with peptidoglycan # of cells: Unicellular C. OF THE 6 KINGDOMS Nutrition: Autotroph or heterotroph d. e. Mobility: some can move f. Examples: Streptococcus, E. Coli 9. Other facts: Some are deadly parasites Some need oxygen, others die in oxygen
Transcribed Image Text:ANISMS INTO KINGDOMS THE SIX KINGDOMS BASED ON 5 CHARACTERISTICS Cell Type 3. Number Motile vs Non-motile plants fungi of cells Cell protists Eubacteria Archaebacteria Mode of Structures Nutrition Domain: Bacteria EUBACTERIA a. Cell Type Prokaryote-No CHARACTERISTICS b. Cell Structure.Cell walls with peptidoglycan # of cells: Unicellular C. OF THE 6 KINGDOMS Nutrition: Autotroph or heterotroph d. e. Mobility: some can move f. Examples: Streptococcus, E. Coli 9. Other facts: Some are deadly parasites Some need oxygen, others die in oxygen
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