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domain: bacteria
kingdom eubacteria |
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cell type: prokaryote
cell structure cell walls with peptidoglycan
number of cells: unicellular
mode of nutrition: autotroph or heterotroph |
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domain: archaea
kingdom: archaebacteria |
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cell type: prokaryote
cell structure: cell walls without peptidoglycan
number of cells: unciellular
mode of nutrition: autotroph or heterotroph |
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domain: eukarya
kingdom: "protista" |
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cell type: eukaryote
cell structures:cell walls of cellulose in some; some have chloroplasts
number of cells: most unicelluar; some colonial; some multicellular
mode of nutrition: heterotroph |
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domain: eukarya
kingdom: fungi |
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cell type: eukaryote
cell structures: cell walls of chitin
number of cells: most multicelluar; some unicellular
mode of nutrition: heterotroph |
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domain: eukarya
kingdom: plantae |
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cell type: eukaryote
cell structures: cell walls of cellulose; chloroplasts
number of cells: multicellular
mode of nutrition: autotroph |
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domain: eukarya
kingdom: animalia |
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cell type: eukaryote
cell structures: no cell walls or chloroplasts
number of cells: multicellular
mode of nutrition: heteroproph |
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Animalia
multi-celled, no cell wall, heterotrophic |
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chordata
notochord (spinal chord) spine |
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Mammalia
warm-blooded, hair, nurse young on mammalary glands, (no feathers) |
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Primata
five fingers, opposable thumb |
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Hominidae
no tail, can be bipedal, s-shaped spine |
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homo
mammals which prefer (almost always walk upright on 2 legs not Australopithecus. |
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