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Eukaryotic

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Sexual

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None

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systems

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Heterotrophic

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yes,

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multicellular

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Prokaryotic

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Asexual

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yes, disaccharides

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Cell

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Heterotrophic/ Autotrophic

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some

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unicellular

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Prokaroytic

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asexual

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Yes, protein

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Cell

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Heterotrophic and autotrophic

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None

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unicellular

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Eukaryotic

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(Sohma,Unknown)

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(Sohma, Unknown)

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(sohma, unknown)

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asexual and sexual

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none

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cell

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Heterotrophic and autotrophic

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Some

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Unicellular

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Eukaryotic

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Sexual and Asexual

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Yes, proteins

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Tissue

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Heterotrophic

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None

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Multicellur

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Eukaryotic

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sexual

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Yes, cellulose

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systems

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Autotrophic

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None

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1) descendents from common ancestors
2)Animals originated in the sea, but they have colonized fresh water, land, and air
3) divided into two groups.vertebrates and invertebrates
4) largest and heaviest that has ever lived is the blue whale.
5)No one knows the number of species alive.
(Holland Peter, 2017 June 9th)

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1) You can use animals for work, for example using a horse to pull something
2) You can use animals to make clothing

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(Sohma, unknow)

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(sohma, unknown)

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1)Bacteria is found everywhere
2) Anton van Leeuwenhoek was the first to observe bacteria
3)tend to multiply very rapidly
4 )about 80 to 90 percent water
5)If too much water passes into or out of a bacterial cell, the cell dies
(bacteria, 2007)

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1) bacteria are major players in decomposing
2)Bacteria in the digestive system also supply us with needed vitamins like biotin and vitamin K
( Ashford Molika, 2010)

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1) Archaebacteria are believed to have emerged about 3.5 billion years ago
2) divided into three different types including methanogens, halophiles, and thermophiles
3)make up approximately 20% of the oceans' microbial cells
4)can be found in oil wells
5)There are no malicious Archaebacteria species known to exist
(Archaebacteria Facts, 2005

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1) Play an important role in the nitrogen cycle and carbon cycle on earth
2) Plants and other organisms consume the latter
(Archaebacteria Facts, 2005)

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1) divided into three main categories the plant like algae, animal-like protozoans, and fungus like slime molds
2) live in water
3) Seaweed is a type of protista
4)malaria is caused by the protist Plasmodium falciparum
5)Many protists act as pathogens to humans
(Protista, 2002)

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1)Many protists are also commonly used in medical research
2) valuable in industry
(Protists, 2018)

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1) goes through to process of photosynthesis
2) Around 2000 different types of plants are used by humans to make food
3) found in water or land
4) No one knows the number of species of earth
5) 90 percent of the foods humans eat come from just 30 plants
(Science facts, 2016)

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1)  Makes oxygen
2) Provides habitats for animals

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(sohma, unknown)

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1) Many different types
2) Scientists who specialize in the study of fungi are called mycologists
3) Can cure disease
4)  fungus known as the honey mushroom is the largest living organism
5)  are able to suppress the growth of insects
( Bailey Regina, 2017)

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1) Used in medicines
2) used during decomposition
(Biology for kids, 2018)

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1) invertebrate
2)  asexual and sexual
3) ~ lack definite organs to carry out their various functions
~ water-current system used to let water circulates to bring food and oxygen to the sponge
~  The water-current system also helps disperse gametes and larvae and remove wastes
~ also known as sponges
~ They are aquatic
( form and function, 2018)

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1) invertebrates
2) sexual
3) ~ Cnidaria have no organs, just a stomach cavity for digesting food
~ Nearly all cnidaria are predators
~ Predators of Cnidaria include sea slugs, sea stars
~ They do not have a head, but they have a mouth, surrounded by a crown of tentacles
~ The tentacles are covered with stinging cells
(Marine education society of australasia, 2018)

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1) invertebrates
2) asexually and sexually
3) ~Platyhelminthes are sometimes used to control invasive species
~ They are estimated to live in 200 million humans around the world
~ One Fluke can produce over 500,000 embryos
~ Flatworms can stick its pharynx into their prey
~ longest ever found was 90 feet
(Sayarath tina, unknown)

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1) invertebrate
2) sexually
3) ~they have a tube containing specialized digestive organs and they have two external openings
~  have separate sexes
~  live almost everywhere
~most abundant in marine, freshwater, and in soil
~eat almost everything
( nematoda, unknown)

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1) invertebrate
2) sexually and asexually
3) ~  also called segmented worm
~ The length of annelids varies from a fraction of an inch to more than six metres
~ may bear two or more eyes
~ fleshy lateral outgrowths used in feeding
~  bear bundles of setae, which can be extended, and aciculae, which are used for support
(Reish Donald, 2018)

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Holland Peter(2017,June 19th) 10 facts about the animal kingdom. https://blog.oup.com/2017/06/10-facts-animal-kingdom/

Unknow( 2007) Bacteria. https://www.encyclopedia.com/plants-and-animals/microbes-algae-and-fungi/moneran-and-protistan/bacteria

Ashford Molika ( 2010, August 12th) Could Humans Live Without Bacteria. https://www.livescience.com/32761-good-bacteria-boost-immune-system.html

unknown (2005) Archaebacteria Facts. http://www.softschools.com/facts/biology/archaebacteria_facts/3241/

unknown (2002) Protista. https://www.encyclopedia.com/plants-and-animals/microbes-algae-and-fungi/moneran-and-protistan/protista

Unknown( 2018) Protista. http://www.ducksters.com/science/biology/protists.php

unknown (2016, July 8th) Science facts. http://www.sciencekids.co.nz/sciencefacts/plants.html

unknown (2018) biology for kids. http://www.ducksters.com/science/biology/fungi.php

Bailey Regina (2017, March 6th) 7 interesting facts about fungi. https://www.thoughtco.com/interesting-facts-about-fungi-373407

unknown(2018) form and function. https://www.britannica.com/animal/sponge-animal/Form-and-function

unknown (2018, May 2nd) Marine education society of australasia. http://www.mesa.edu.au/cnidaria/default.asp

Sayarath Tina (unknown) Cool facts. http://tinasayarath.weebly.com/cool-facts.html

unknown (unknown) nematoda. http://www.cbv.ns.ca/mchs/diversity/NEMATODA.HTM

Reish Donald (2018) Annelid. https://www.britannica.com/animal/annelid

Plawen Lutitfried (2018, April 13th) Mollusk. https://www.britannica.com/animal/mollusk

Anderson Kevin( 2013 January 10th) arthropoda. https://prezi.com/jno44vzqpzyu/arthropods-project/

unknown(2012, December 26th)

5 Cool Facts About Echinoderms. https://www.leisurepro.com/blog/explore-the-blue/5-cool-facts-echinoderms/

Bailey Region (2017,December 29th) Biology of Invertebrate Chordates. https://www.thoughtco.com/biology-of-invertebrate-chordates-4156566

Unknown(unknown) Chordata. http://www.mcwdn.org/Animals/Chordate.html

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1) invertebrate
2) sexually and few asexually
3) ~adapted to all habitats except air
~ found worldwide
~ importance within food chains and as members of ecosystems
~ primarily of separate sexes
~  wide range of locomotory patterns
(Plawen Lutitfried, 2018)

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1) invertebrate
2) sexually
3) ~ segment body and jointed appendages
~ 3/4 of all known living and fossil organism are arthropods
~ ectoderm is the external layer that molts when they grow
~ Feeding various and type of arthropods
~divided into four groups
(Anderson Kevin, 2013)

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1) invertebrates
2) most sexually, few asexually
3) ~Some Echinoderms feed By ejecting their stomachs
~Echinoderms don’t have blood, instead utilizes a water vascular system to carry oxygen to its vital organs
~Echinoderms Have No Eyes,
~An Echinoderm Can regenerate Its body parts
~All feature radial symmetry
(5 Cool Facts About Echinoderms, 2012)

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1) invertebrate
2) mostly sexually, few asexually
3) ~live in marine environments living individually or in colonies
~ have a notochord, used to provided a semi-flexible structure
~ have a dorsal nerve tube, dorsal to the notochord
~have pharyngeal gill slits, used for feeding and respiration
~have an endostyle, used for filtering food
( Bailey Region, 2017)

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1)Vertebrates (there is a type of invertebrate)
2) sexually
3)~ has four appendages
~  takes in food through the mouth
~ has a brain and nervous system
~ is warm or cold blooded, depending on the class of chordate
~ has complex skin that is many times covered with either feathers, scales or hair
(Chordata, Unknown)