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Eukaryotic (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018

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Multicellular (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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Systems (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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Cellulose (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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Autotroph (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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Sexual (Most) (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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None (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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It provides oxygen & food. In China, plants are now being used for medicine. (McMurtrey & Scottlyn, 2011)

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The first type of aspirin, painkiller and fever reducer came from the bark of a willow tree. (50 Interesting Plant Facts, 2018)

85% of all plant life is found in the ocean. (50 Interesting Plant Facts, 2018)

The Amazon Rainforest produces 1/2 of the worlds oxygen supply (50 Interesting Plant Facts, 2018)

You can tell the age of a tree by looking at its rings (50 Interesting Plant Facts, 2018)

Caffeine serves the function of a pesticide in a coffee plant (50 Interesting Plant Facts, 2018)

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Eukaryotic (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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Multicellular (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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Systems (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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None (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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Heterotroph (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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Most animals reproduce sexually, but when necessary some species will reproduce asexually. (2.20 Asexual vs. Sexual Reproduction, 2018)

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Some have legs to help the walk, some have wings to help them fly, and some have fins or flippers to help them swim. (McMurtrey & Scottlyn, 2011)

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Animals are mostly used for food. Some species are used to carry things around. Other species are used for therapy and counseling. (Silbajoris, 2018)

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Unlike other animals, the heart of a shrimp is located in its head. (16 Unique facts About 16 Unique Animals, 2015)

An octopus has 3 hearts. (16 Unique facts About 16 Unique Animals, 2015)

Giraffe have no vocal cords. (16 Unique facts About 16 Unique Animals, 2015)

An ostrich's eye is bigger than its brain. (16 Unique facts About 16 Unique Animals, 2015)

Elephants are the only animal that can't jump. (16 Unique facts About 16 Unique Animals, 2015)

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Eukaryotic (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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Unicellular (Mostly) (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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Cell (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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Cellulose (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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Heterotroph & Autotroph (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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Asexual process is called Binary Fission. Sexual process is called conjugation. (Types of Protist Reproduction, 2003-2018)

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Some types move around with a flagella or cilia. Other types don't move at all. (McMurtrey & Scottlyn, 2011)

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Plant-like protists produce almost 1/2 of the oxygen on the planet. They make up a big part of the food chain. In medical studies, protists have been used to make medicines for digestion problems, high blood pressure, and ulcers. (Importance of Protists, 2018)

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Some types of protists are parasites. Sporozoans, a type of protist, causes Malaria, African Sleepness Sickness, Giardiasis, and Cryptosporidium. The symptoms include fever, headaches, & vomiting. Without treatment, the host will die. A type of protist named Phaeophyceae is an endangered species. (McMurtrey & Scottlyn, 2011)

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Eukaryotic (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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Multicellular (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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Tissue (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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None (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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Heterotroph (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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Asexual process are Fragmentation, Budding, and Spores. They also reproduce sexually. (McMurtrey &  Scottlyn, 2011)

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None (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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In the 1940's, fungi was used as antibiotics. Fungi is also usually found in detergents. It can break down manufactures materials and buildings. (McMurtrey & Scottlyn, 2011)

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At Tel Aviv University, scientists discovered a new fungus that could makes the ethanol production process from corn more effective. Cladonia Perforata is a type of endangered fungi that is mostly found in Florida. It is threatened by construction, hurricanes, and pollution. Penicillin is a type of Deuteromycota, which is a type of fungi. Penicillin is used as an antibiotic. (McMurtrey & Scottlyn, 2011)

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Prokaryotic (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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Unicellular (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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Cell (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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None (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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Heterotroph & Autotroph (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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Asexual process is called Binary Fission. Sexual process is called Conjugation. (McMurtrey &  Scottlyn, 2011)

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Some move by using cilia, others move by using a flagella. (Archaebacteria Facts, 2005-2018)

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A type of archaebacteria is called Methanogens. Methanogens are used in sewage plant to help break down sewage. (McMurtrey &  Scottlyn, 2011) Since they can live in extreme temperatures, archaebacteria has helped a lot in the field of Biotechnology by helping in the production of some antibiotics. (Archaebacteria Kingdom, 2018)

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Archaebacteria is considered to be one of the earth's oldest forms of life. It is believed that archaebacteria also plays an important role in the nitrogen and carbon cycle. Although most archaebacteria are heterotrophic & autotrophic, there are some that are considered phototrophs, meaning that they get their energy from the sun. Others are considered Lithotrophs, which means that they take energy from derived inorganic compounds. Another types are called an Organotrophs, they get their energy from organic compounds. (Archaebacteria Facts 2005-2018)

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Prokaryotic (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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Unicellular (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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Cell (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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None (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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Heterotroph & Autotroph  (Six Kingdom Characteristics, 2018)

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Also known as sponges, they are invertebrates. (UCMP, Berkeley)

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Sponges reproduce by both asexual and sexual ways. (UCMP, Berkeley) When they reproduce sexually, the male will release sperm into the water which travels to a female. (Koporc, 2015) When the reproduce asexually, it's a process called budding.  (Koporc, 2015)

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Sponges are covered with tiny pores on the outside called ostia. Ostia leads to an internal system of canals. Unlike cells in most animals, the cells in a sponge do not form organs. Sponge cells are totipotent, which means that they can develop into any type of cell. Whether it be reproductive cells, or any type of cell, it can become all types of cells. In theory, this enables a sponge to live forever. (The Life of a Sponge, 2006)

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Asexual process is called Binary Fission. Sexual process is called conjugation. (McMurtrey &  Scottlyn, 2011)

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Move freely with flagella (McMurtrey & Scottlyn, 2011)

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A type of bacteria named Actinobacteria, breaks down a nutrient-rich compound called humate. Humate is used by farmers as a fertilizer that can be broken down by soil bacteria to other compounds needed for plant growth. (Economical Importance of Bacteria, 2003-2018)

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Eubacteria is very important to other organisms because they break down atmospheric nitrogen that plants need. (McMurtrey &  Scottlyn, 2011) Bacteria is a helpful organism that breaks down dead material and provides food for ecosystems. Although they do help organisms, they can also be pathogenic bacteria that causes diseases. (Economical Importance of Bacteria, 2003-2018)  In good conditions, Eubacteria can produce 4 generations in 20 minutes. Most species of bacteria can survive in either anaerobic or aerobic conditions. (Eubacteria Facts, 2005-2018)

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Since they do not have backbones, they are considered invertebrates. (Cnidaria, 2010)

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Some usually reproduce asexually through budding. Others reproduce sexually by gametes. (15.10 Cnidarian Reproduction - Advanced, 2018)

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Cnidarians are water animals that are either bell-shaped and mobiles or anchored to one spot.(Cnidarians, 2000-2018) It includes jellyfish, sea anemones, corals, and hydras. Cnidarians use tentacles to capture their prey. The tentacles are embedded with stinging small, hairlike triggers. (Cnidaria, 2002) Some of the chemicals produced by corals help us learn about anti-cancer drugs & disease. (Cnidaria, 2007)

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Invertebrates (Smyth, 2018)

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Flatworms are hermaphrodites, which means they have both sex organs. They can reproduce asexually and sexually. (The Reproduction System of Platyhelminthes, 2003-2018)

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A soft bodied creature that is believed to be the simplest form of the worm. (Facts about Flatworms, 2018) Most flatworms are free living, but some of them are parasitic. These include tapeworms, which produce when meat is poor and eaten undercooked. If tapeworm is not treated it can become fatal to the host. Flatworms are estimated to live in over 200 million humans all around the world. (Smyth, 2018)

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Invertebrate (The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica, 2018)

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Sexually (Nematoda - Nematodes, 2005)

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They appear on all types of environments. They are considered to be one of the oldest animal groups on earth. (Nematoda - Nematodes, 2005) Nematodes are abundant. One study reported around 90,000 individual nematodes in a single rotting apple. Though they can be parasitic, they play a critical ecological role as decomposers. (Myers, 2014)

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Invertebrate (Reish, 2018)

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Depending on the species, they can reproduce asexually & sexually. Sexually reproducing worms are hermaphroditic. If they reproduce asexually they reproduce through fission, fragmentation or budding. (Annelid Reproduction: Facts & Example, 2003-2018)

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There are over 12,000 known species. They are seperated into 3 groups: earthworms & freshwater worms, leeches and marine worms. Leeches have been used medically since the 19th century. An ingredient found in the saliva of a leech named hirudin is used as a blood anticoagulant. (Reish, 2018) Some leeches will attach to the host only while feeding: a single meal may be 5 or 10 times the weight of the leech. (The Columbia Encyclopedia, 2016)

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Invertebrates (Masters, 2017)

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Mollusks reproduce sexually. Although some species are hermaphrodites, they still mate to fertilize. (Mollusks, 2000-2018)

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There are over 50,000 known species of mollusks. Though there are many species, Octopuses, Squids, and Cuttlefish are the most advanced. They are able to blend into their surroundings because of their complex nervous systems. Some types of mollusks are on the verge of extinction due to pollution. These include snails & slugs. (Strauss, 2017)

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Invertebrates (Guenther, 1998-2018)

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Sexually (Anderson, 2013)

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There are more than 1,000,000 known species. Arthropods have conquered land, sea, and air. They makeup 3/4 of all current and living fossil organisms. (Introduction to the Arthropoda, 1994-2006) Arthropods are an essential part of the food chain. Apex predators & humans rely on lobsters, clams, and shrimp and without them our agricultural economy would collapse. (Strauss, 2017)

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Fairly advanced invertebrates. (Echinoderms, 2018)

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Although sexual reproduction is usually what is used, some species can reproduce asexually through fission. (Echinoderms, 2018)

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Echinoderms have the ability to regrow lost limbs, even internal organs. This is most common is sea stars. Echinoderms also don't have eyes or a brain. Although, sea stars have light sensitive spots on their arms called eyespots. These eyespots help guide them. (5 Cool Facts About Echinoderms, 2012)

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As the name says, they are invertebrates. (Invertebrate Members of the Phylum Chordata, 1997)

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Mostly reproduce sexually, but will occasionally reproduce asexually by budding. (11.13 Invertebrate Chordates)

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There are two subphyla of invertebrate chordates. Those being subphylum Urochordata & the subphylum Cephalochordata.  (Invertebrate Members of the Phylum Chordata, 1997) Like the Chordates, invertebrate chordates also have a notochord. It is visible in the embryo. The notochord may disappear when the species matures into adult form. (Ghiselin, 2018)

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Most chordates are vertebrates. (Introduction to the Chordata, 1994-2006)

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Most reproduce sexually, but will occasionally reproduce asexually by budding. (Characteristics of Chordata Reproduction, 2003-2018)

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Amphibians, Reptiles, Birds and Mammals belong to this group. There are over 37,000 known species of vertebrate chordates.  (Invertebrate Members of the Phylum Chordata, 1997) Most chordates have a notochord which is like a backbone. They may be seen in early development. (Kennedy, 2017) Along with having a backbone, they also have a closed blood system and a complete digestive system. (Myers, 2001)