This document outlines Robert Whittaker's five-kingdom system of classification, including Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, and Animalia. It provides brief definitions and examples for each kingdom. Monera contains unicellular organisms without nuclei, such as bacteria. Protista are unicellular organisms with nuclei or simple multicellular organisms, like amoeba. Fungi are heterotrophic unicellular or multicellular organisms that do not have locomotion, exemplified by mushrooms. Plantae are autotrophic multicellular organisms lacking locomotion, like plants. Animalia consists of heterotrophic multicellular organisms with locomotion, such as dogs.

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3. Indicators
1.What is monera?
2.What is protista?
3.What is fungi?
4.What is plantae?
5.What is animalia?

4. Robert Whittaker

5. Monera

6. Unicellular
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Example:Bacteria

7. Protista

8. Unicellular
organisms with
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Example:Amoeba

9. Fungi

10. Heterotrophic
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power of locomotion
Example:mushroom

11. Plantae

12. Autotrophic
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locomotion
Example:Plant

13. Animalia

14. Heterotrophic
multicellular
organisms which
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locomotion
Example:Dog