student presentation

1. ARCHAEA
GRACE DAPRA, EMILY WATSON, JASMINE URZUA

2. DEFINING CHARACTERISTICS
• Archaea only survive in oxygen free environments.
• Archaea was once consider a bacteria
• Cell wall
• Their are tree types of archaea
• Generally 1-5 micrometers
• Chromosomes are circular
• No nucleus

3. CELL
Cell type
• The cell is a Prokaryote, it doesn't have a nucleus
Cell surrounding
• It contains molecules in their plasma membranes
Cell organization
• Unicellular
• It's a single celled organism.

4. WHERE IT LIVES, AND HOW IT EATS
• It can live in hot springs
• Salty waters
• And black mud
• Oxygen free environments
• It reproduces by binary fusion
• It gets nutrients by it transfers food molecules into them self by protein
pumps.
• It's heterotroph and autotroph

5. EXAMPLES OF ORGANISMS AND IMPORTANCE
Methanogers, halophiles, their mophiles, psychrophiles.
They are important to us because scientist believed that archolebactena were
the first life forms on earth billion of years!

6. Bacteria
Sam Caflisch, Jacob Booker
Per. 6

7. • Where it can live: Bacteria can live in your body,
inside organisms, and on your skin. Characteristics:
bacteria, shapes, rod, spiral, and sphere. How
bacteria reproduces: bacteria reproduces by fusion.

8. • Bacteria gets its nutrients by heterotrophs.

9. • Bacteria is Prokaryote. The cell surrounding is a membrane

10. Protista Joshua Balcom
Ella Runde

11. Domain Difining characteristics
 Eukaryotic cell
 It's a one celled thing that makes its own food

12. Lives, reproduction, nutrients
 Lakes, rivers, oceans, ponds, and Wet sediments
 It reproduces asexually
 Autotroph

13. Definition of Protista
Any of numerous eukaryotic organisms that are not
fungi, plants, or animals and are cheifly unicellular or
colonial.

14. This organism has algae that helps feed fish
It has a cell surrounding membrane
Algae, paratmecium, and slime mold are examples of organisms
The algae helps the fish have food

15. Kingdom Project: Fungi
Made By: Garrett Lathan and Peyton Kirby
Period 6

16. Characteristics,Where it can
live and how it reproduces
Some examples of characteristics are Sac fungi, Zygote fungi,
Club fungi, Imperfect fungi, and Decomposers
How it REPRODUCES
Fungi can reproduce asexually and sexually

17. How it gets nutrients and Cell type
• Some ways that Fungi can get nutrients are dissolving their food
since they are heterotrophs
• The cell that fungi have is eukaryote

18. Cellular organization and cell surrounding
•They are Multicellular organisms
•It's cell surrounding has a cell wall

19. Examples of Organisms and Importance to us
• Some examples of organisms are Rigidoporous ulmarius,
Sarcoscypha coccinea, Saccharomyees cerevisiae, Rhizopus
stoloninfer, Anamita rubeseens
• The importance to us is some types of fungi are used in foods,
such as bread, meat, cheese, chocolate, sodas.They are used
because of the protein and low cholesterol in them

20. Plantae
BY: JONATHAN ANZUREZ , LUKA PERISIC ,REX KLEPFER

21. Domain, Defining Characteristics,
Where it can live.
 Domain- Plantae's domain is Kingdom. .
 Defining Characteristics- Some characteristics are:
 They are producers. Over 250,000 different species
 They have a nucleus. They are the second largest kingdom
 Plantae is fed on by almost all living organisms.
 Without Plantae there would be no life on earth.
 Where it can live- They can live just about anywhere including
 Desert Woodland Rain Forest Swamps Ect;

22. Reproduction , Nutrients , Cell Type.
 Reproduction- Seedless plants reproduce when spores are carried
through air or water into other seedless plants
 Seeded plants drop seeds and the seeds grow into other plants
 They are both asexual and sexual
 Nutrients- Plantae are Autotrophs, or the make their own food
 Cell Type- Plantae areProkaryotic because plants have different structures

23. Cell Surrounding , Cellular Organization ,
Organisms , Importance.
 Cell Surrounding-Cell Wall and Cell Membrane
 Cellular Organization-Multicellular
 Organisms-Trees. Ferns. Potatoes. Bananas. Moss.
 Importance-Supply oxygen, and are a food source.
 Major part of ecosystems.

24. Animalia
By: Raina Donoho & De'Aisha Simmons
Period- 6
Mrs. Kuhar

25. Domain, Defining Characteristics, & Cell
Surrounding
 Domain- Eukaryote
 Defining Characteristics- Multicellular: which means that they are
made up more than one cell. Some members of other kingdoms are just
made up of one cell, like bacteria or amoeba. Animals digest their food.
Animals have a protein called collagen, that surrounds the cells and
helps them keep their shape. Animal cells are specialized for different
functions, such as digestion, reproduction, vision, or taste.
 Cell Surrounding- An animal's cell has membranes, but an animal
doesn't have a cell wall

26. Heterotroph & Eukaryote & multicellualr
 Heterotroph-animals get food from other animals or plants.
 Eukaryotes- animals are eukaryotes.-An organism consisting a cell or
multiple cells
 Multicellular- animals are multicellular.

27. Animal Reproduction,Organisms,&
important to us
 Animal Reproduction- Most animals reproduce sexually
and some reproduce asexually also
 Organisms- monkeys🐒, horses🐴 alligators, tigers, pigs🐷
 Animals are important to us because they get energy for
life by eating other organisms So we can eat them.

28. Cellular Organization & Where It Can
Live
 Cellular Organization- Animals are multicellular and
have eukaryotes
 Where It Can Live- An animal can live just about
anywhere, except inside volcanoes or something like that