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The 5 kingdoms (1)
This document summarizes the five kingdoms of life: plants, animals, bacteria, fungi, and protists. It describes some key characteristics of each kingdom. Plants are divided into vascular and nonvascular types. Animals are divided into vertebrates and invertebrates, with examples of vertebrate groups like mammals, reptiles, amphibians, fish, and birds. Bacteria are found in large numbers on human skin. Fungi can cause rust and mildew. Protists are single-celled organisms that live in aquatic environments like ponds and streams.
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- 3. Plants Plants have twodifferent types plants with flowers and plants without flowers.
- 4. VascularNonVascular NonVascular plants liveby water and have no roots, or shoot system. Vascular plants have roots, and a shoot system.
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- 7. Vertebrates, InVertebrates Vertebrates areanimals with backbones, InVertebrates are animals without back bones.
- 8. Mammals Mammals are Vertebrates because theyhave back bones
- 9. Reptiles Reptiles are Vertebratestoo because they also have back bones
- 10. Amphibians Amphibians are Vertebratesbecause they have backbones.
- 11. Fish Fish are Vertebratesbecause they have backbones
- 12. Birds Birds are Vertebratesbecause they also have backbones.
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- 14. Bacteria In every skincell there is 10 regions of bacteria and there is over 10 million bacteria in total.
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- 16. Fungi Fungus can beon cars which is rust And also it is mildew, mold, (ETC)
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- 18. Protists Protists are madeup by one cell.It lives in ponds,ditches,or slowly moving steams. They hide in the water or mud of ponds and ditches. In the mud there are tiny plants called desmids. Those plants are what Protists eat.