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Prokaryote (ThoughtCo.)

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Prokaryote (ThoughtCo.)

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Eukaryote (ThoughtCo.)

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Eukaryote (ThoughtCo.)

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Eukaryote (ThoughtCo.)

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Eukaryote (ThoughtCo.)

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Unicellular (ThoughtCo.)

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Unicellular (ThoughtCo.)

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Most unicellular, some colonial, some multicellular (ThoughtCo.)

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some unicellular, most multicellular (ThoughtCo.)

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Multicellular (ThoughtCo.)

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Multicellular (ThoughtCo.)

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Cell (ThoughtCo.)

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Cell (ThoughtCo.)

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most cell (ThoughtCo.)

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Most Tissue (ThoughtCo.)

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System (ThoughtCo.)

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Systems (Thought

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peptidoglycan (ThoughtCo.)

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contains uncommon lipids (ThoughtCo.)

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pectin or none (green algae: cellulose) (ThoughtCo.)

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chitin (ThoughtCo.)

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Cellulose (ThoughtCo.)

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None (ThoughtCo.)

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Depending on species - nutrition intake may by absorption, non-photosynthetic photophosphorylation, or chemosynthesis. (ThoughtCo.)

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asexual by binary fission, budding, or fragmentation (ThoughtCo.)

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motile (ThoughtCo.

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They recycle essential elements throughout the air (ThoughtCo.)

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Sexual reproduction or asexual reproduction through sporeformation. (ThoughtCo.)

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Autotroph (ThoughtCo.)

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Asexual (ThoughtCo.)

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motile (ThoughtCo.)

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aids in the digestion of food and the synthesis of vitamin K in humans (ThoughtCo.)

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Heterotroph (ThoughtCo.)

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Mostly asexual reproduction. Meiosis occurs in some species (ThoughtCo.)

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motile (ThoughtCo.)

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They are decomposers, which mean they put important nutrients back into the environment (ThoughtCo.)

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Autotroph (ThoughtCo.)

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asexual and sexual (ThoughtCo.

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monomotile (ThoughtCo.)

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Plants are extremely important to all life on earth as they provide oxygen, shelter, clothing, food, and medicine for other living organisms. (ThoughtCo.)

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Heterotroph (ThoughtCo.)

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Sexual reproduction occurs in most and asexual reproductionin some. (ThoughtCo.)

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motile (ThoughtCo.)

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they act as a food source, a pollinator, and as companions (ThoughtCo.)

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Heterotroph / absorbtion (ThoughtCo.)

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Monomotile (ThoughtCo.)

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Fungi are important for the recycling of nutrients back into the environment. (ThoughtCo.)

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Invertibrate (Palomar)

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Sexual and Asexual (Palomar)

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- the surface contains numerous pores connecting to canals and chambers lined by flagellated collar cells
- they are filter feeders
- they are mostly marine
- they are divided into three classes
- their surface contains numerous pores (Palomar)

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invertibrate (Palomar)

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invertibrate (Palomar)

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invertibrate (Palomar)

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invertibrate (Palomar)

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vertibrate (Palomar)

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invertibrate (Palomar)

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invertibrate (Palomar)

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invertibrate (Pal

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vertibrate (Palomar)

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asexual and sexual (Palomar)

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asexual (regeneration) and sexual (Palomar)

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Sexual (Palomar)

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sexual (Palomar)

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sexual (Palomar)

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sexual (Palomar)

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asexual (Palomar)

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- they have two distinct body forms
- they have tentacles which contain a "stinging agent"
- usually lives in tropical waters
- they live in colonies
- rely on photosynthetic activity
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- these are divided into three classes
- they can be several feet long
- rely on a human to be the host
- has a flattened body, usually ribbon like
- has no anus
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- often called roundworms
- free lives in soil and water, with many parasitic forms on plants and animals
- usually get passed onto humans by eating undercooked meat
- can be spread by mosquito bites
- causes serious damage to the host
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- soft body w bilateral systems
- theyre divided into five classes
- has a ventral muscular foot for locomotion
- often covered by a mantel for protection
- usually has an anterior head
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- elongated body with several segments
- has a fine setae for locomotion
- can detect surface movements to target it's prey
- finds prey by detecting changes in the water pressure
- ince the prey is caught, four fangs eject from the top
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sexual (P

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- Body composed of head, thorax and abdomen with three or more pairs of jointed legs
- chitinous exoskeleton covering all body parts, molted at intervals
- confuses predators by it's looks
- most can inject venom into it's prey
- some feed on rotting vegetation
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- Body radially symmetrical, usually 5-parted around an oral-aboral axis
- body wall with calcareous plates, often with external spines
- coelom includes water vascular system and external tube feet for locomotion
- all are marine living animals
- make  their own food
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- Having at some stage of development an axial rod-like notocord for support of the body
- chordates also have a single dorsal tubular nerve cord, paired gill slits between the pharynx and exterior, and a tail behind the anus
- skeletons composed of cartilage
- most are aquatic animals
- usually brightly colored
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Bailey, Regina. (2018, April 17). The 6 Kingdoms of Life. Retrieved from https://www.thoughtco.com/six-kingdoms-of-life-373414

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Major Phyla of Animals (n.d). Retrieved 2018, May 6 from http://www2.palomar.edu/users/warmstrong/trnov01.htm