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Cell Type: Eukaryotic
Cellular Organization: Multicellular
Mode of Nutrition: Heterotrophic
Reproduction: Sexual
Cell Wall: No
Habitat: More moist climates like rainforests, ponds, and oceans.

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Cell type: Eukaryotic
Cellular Organization: multicellular
Mode of Nutrition: heterotrophic
Reproduction: sexual
Cell Wall: No peptidoglobin
Habitat: A large variety of habitats depending on the type of animal.

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Cell Type - Eukaryotic
Cellular Organization - most are Multicellular
Mode of nutrition - most are Heterotrophic
Reproduction - can be both Asexual or Sexual - usually use fruiting bodies
Cell Wall - no Petidoglycan
Habitat - a moist environment, I think. They will live on and in their food and digest through extracellular digestion (digest outside of their cells)

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Cell type: Eukaryotic
Cellular organization: Multicellular
Mode of nutrition: Heterotrophic
Reproduction: sexual
Cell wall: No peptidoglycan
Habitat: Animals live in all different types of habitats. Both harsh climates, and moderate ones. The habitat the animal lives in depends on their structure and what environment they need to live in to survive.

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-Eubacteria organisms are Prokaryotes.
-They are single celled organisms.
-Most protists are unicellular.
-They reproduce asexually.
-Can be heterotrophic (usually are) but some are autotrophic
-They have a cell wall that is made of cross linked chains that are made of pepetodoglycan.
-Live everywhere.

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Cell type- Eukaryotic
Cellular Organization- Multicellular
Mode of nutrition- Autotrophic
Reproduction-  sexual
Cell wall- No peptidoglycan
Habit - Rainforest, moderate climates, marshlands, ponds, oceans

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Cell Type: Eukaryotic
Cellular Organization: Unicellular
Mode of Nutrition:
Reproduction:
Cell Wall:
Habitat:

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-Cell type Eukaryotic
-Unicellular
-Heterophic
-Asexual
-No peptidoglycan
-Tend to live in harsh environments, such as hot springs and salt lakes, but they have since been found in a broad range of habitats, including soils, oceans, marshlands and the human colon, oral cavity, and skin.

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Eukaryotic Organisms that can't be classified as plants, animals or fungi. Can be both unicellular or muticellular, heterotrophic or autotrophic, depending on the protist in question. Can utilize both sexual and asexual reproduction, and depending on whether or not it acts like a plant or an animal, may or may not have a cell wall.

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Cell Type – Prokaryotic or Eukaryotic

Cellular Organization – Unicellular or multicellular

Mode of nutrition - heterotrophic or autotrophic

Reproduction – sexual or asexual

Cell Wall – No peptidoglycan or has peptidoglycan

Habitat – where do they live?