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Organisms are classified into one of the six Kingdoms of life: Archaebacteria, Eubacteria, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, and Animalia. Organisms are placed into one of these Kingdoms. Please enjoy this tour of all of the kingdoms :)

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Domain it Falls Under: Prokaria  (Bailey, 2019)

Cell Type: Prokaryotic Cells (Bailey, 2019)

Number Of Cells: Single Celled Organisms (A Simple Explanation of the Six Kingdoms of Life for Kids, n.d)

Cellular Organization: Cell ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d)

Various Ways the Organisms Reproduce: Asexually (Bailey, 2019)

Mode of Nutrition: Autotroph/Heterotroph ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d)

Trendy Spots: The Archaebacteria has Unique ribosomal RNA type (Bailey 2019). They are the Oldest known living organism (Gillespie, 2019). They were not Not discovered until the 1980s (Gillespie, 2019). Archaebacteria is the ancestors of eukaryotes ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d). They survive where no other organisms could live  (A Simple Explanation of the Six Kingdoms of Life for Kids, n.d)

Exciting Activities people can participate in: 5 facts about the life function: they are thought to be modern descendants from a very ancient lineage of bacteria (Schab, 2019). They evolved around sulfur-rich deep sea vents (Schab, 2019). They transfer genes between one another in their lifetimes (Schab, 2019). Gene transferring makes it hard to tell which organisms are closely related (Schab, 2019). Lastly, achaebacteria lives in animals guts, to help animals function normally (Bailey, 2019)

Precautions needed to be taken: since it is a type of bacteria, it could lead to an infection of humans come in contact with it for a long period of time. Also, they thrive in hot environments which mean they can tolerate heat (Bailey, 2019)

Why it is Significant to Humans: The first reason is because they are all in out guts (Bailey, 2019). The second reason is because they are believed to be the ancestors of eukaryotic cells, which are what humans have ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d).  The last reason is because they are also decomposers, which is needed to grow food. ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d).

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1. Hydro- thermal Vent Archaea (Methanibrevibacter smithii) (Schab, 2019)
Picture: (McLendon, 2017)

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2. Archea Thriving in the Human Gut (Methanibrevibacter smithii) (Schab, 2019)
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3. Salt Loving Archea (Haloquadra walsbyi) (Schab, 2019)
Picture: (Introduction Archaea, n.d)

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4. Deep Sea Archea That use Sulfur (Thermococcus litoralis) (Schab, 2019)
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5. Small, Parasitic Archaea (Nanoarchaeum equitans) (Schab, 2019)
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6. Thermophilic Archaea (Thermophilic Archaea, n.d)

Picture: (Thermophilic Archaea, n.d)

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Domain it Falls under: Prokarya (Bailey, 2019)

Cell Type: Prokaryotic Cells (Bailey, 2019)

Number of Cells: Single Celled Organisms (A Simple Explanation of the Six Kingdoms of Life for Kids, n.d)

Cellular Organization: Cell ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d)

Various Ways the Organisms Reproduce: Asexual Reproduction (Bailey, 2019)

Mode of Nutrition: Autotroph/Heterotroph  ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d)

Trendy Spots: Eubacteria is all over the human body (A Simple Explanation of the Six Kingdoms of Life for Kids, n.d). It can help produce antibiotics (Gillespie, 2019). Eubacteria gave rise to eukaryote organelles ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d). This kingdom is made up of most the bacteria in the world (Gillespie, 2019). Eubacteria are often associated with disease (Bailey, 2019)

Exciting Activities People Can Participate in: Eubacteria is classified under the Bacteria Domain (Bailey, 2019). They break down dead plants and animals into the soil because eubacteria are decomposers (A Simple Explanation of the Six Kingdoms of Life for Kids, n.d). They help animals digest there food properly (A Simple Explanation of the Six Kingdoms of Life for Kids, n.d). They help produce yogurt and vitamins (Gillespie, 2019). Lastly, eubacteria can cause strep throat since eubacteria can be a type of infection or parasite (Gillespie, 2019).

Precautions needed to be taken: A type of eubacteria is Streptococci, which causes strep throat (Gillespie, 2019). Also what out due to eubacteria can be a parasite, which can cause sickness (Gillespie, 2019).

Why it is Significant to Humans: The first reason is because this bacteria is in our guts, which ensure out bodies function normally (Bailey, 2019). The second reason is to help animals digest there food (A Simple Explanation of the Six Kingdoms of Life for Kids, n.d). The third reason is because these gave rise to eukaryotic organelles (Gillespie, 2019)

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1. E. coli (Escherichia coli) (Eubacteria Examples, n.d)
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2. Yersinia pestis (Pasteurella pestis) (Eubacteria Examples, n.d)
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3. Streptococcus pneumoniae (Streptococcus pneumococcus) (Eubacteria Examples, n.d)
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4. Salmonella enterica (Salmonella choleraesuis) (Eubacteria Examples, n.d)
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5. Bacillus anthrax (Bacillus anthracis) (Nakate, 2018)
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6. Clostridium tetanus  ( Clostridium tetani) (Nakate, 2018)
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Domain it Falls Under: Eukarya ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d)

Cell Type: Eukaryotic  ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d)

Number of Cells: Multi Celled Organisms (A Simple Explanation of the Six
Kingdoms of Life for Kids, n.d)

Cellular Organization: Systems  ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d)

Various Ways the Organisms Reproduce: Sexually and asexually ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d)

Mode of Nutrition: Autotroph ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d)

Trendy Spots: 5 Distinctive Characteristics: They provide oxygen for living organisms (Bailey, 2019). They provide medicine for other organisms (Bailey, 2019). They provide vascular and non- vascular plants (Bailey, 2019). They provide food for other organisms (Bailey, 2019). Lastly, they provide shelter for living organisms (Bailey, 2019).

Exciting Activities People Can Participate in: 5 Facts about the life functions: They make their food through photosynthesis (A Simple Explanation of the Six
Kingdoms of Life for Kids, n.d) . They can not move around on their own (A Simple Explanation of the Six Kingdoms of Life for Kids, n.d). Vascular plants soak up water only using their roots (A Simple Explanation of the Six
Kingdoms of Life for Kids, n.d). Non-vascular plants soak up water using their entire body (A Simple Explanation of the Six Kingdoms of Life for Kids, n.d). Lastly, they are producers and support life for most food chains in the worlds major biomes (Bailey, 2019)

Precautions needed to be taken: Some plants can be very poisonous, like the Water Hemlock. Some plants can also be poisonous to pets, such as cats and dogs.(Petruzzello, n.d)

Why it is Significant to Humans: The first way plants are significant to humans because they create oxygen. The second way plants are significant to humans is by providing ways to make medicine from them. The last way they are significant to humans is because they can be used to create a shelter. (Bailey, 2019)

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1. Wild Rose (Rosa acicularis) (Plantae Examples, n.d)
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2. Dandelion (Taraxacum officinal) (Plantae Examples, n.d)
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3. Red maple (Acer rubrum) (Plantae Examples, n.d)
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4. Cranberry ( Vaccinium macrocarpon) (Plantae Examples, n.d)
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5. Desert prickly bear (Opuntia phaeacantha ) (Plantae Examples, n.d)
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6. Hornworts (Anthocerotophyta) (Britannica, 2018)
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Domain it Falls Under: Eukarya (Bailey, 2019)

Cell Type: Eukaryotic ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d)

Number of Cells: Multicellular ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d)

Cellular Organization: Systems ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d)

Various ways the Organisms Reproduce: Sexually and asexually ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d)

Mode of Nutrition: Heterotroph ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d)

Trendy Spots: 5 Distinctive Characteristics: They depend on plants and other organisms for nutrition (Bailey, 2019). Most animals live in aquatic environments (Bailey, 2019). The animal kingdom is the worlds largest kingdom (Gillespie, 2019). Divided into vertebrae's and invertebrate's (A Simple Explanation of the Six
Kingdoms of Life for Kids, n.d). In the animal kingdom, there are little groups to specify animals due to there being over a million (A Simple Explanation of the Six
Kingdoms of Life for Kids, n.d).

Exciting Activities People Can Participate In: 5 Facts about the life functions: Animals have to eat to survive (A Simple Explanation of the Six Kingdoms of Life for Kids, n.d). Organisms in the Animal Kingdom can move around on their own (A Simple Explanation of the Six Kingdoms of Life for Kids, n.d).  Animals originated from the sea (10 facts about the animal kingdom, 2017). There are millions of invertebrate compared to the thousands of vertebrae (10 facts about the animal kingdom, 2017). Lastly, most animals in the kingdom have evolved over the millions of years causing them to adapt to there environment (10 facts about the animal kingdom, 2017).

Precautions needed to be taken: Some animals can be very deadly when they are not use to humans, such as a tiger or coyote. This is because they can attack humans when they feel threatened. Also, animals can be very poisonous like the tree frog. These deadly animals could kill you if you accidentally touched one.

Why it is Significant to Humans: the first reason animals are significant to humans due to the need of clothing, by using animals fur to create it. The second reason animals are significant to humans is because in order to have fertile soil, humans need insects to help keep the ground fertile for planting food. (10 facts about the animal kingdom, 2017). The last they are significant is because without all of them, the food chain would collapse and humans would have no source of protein.

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1. Tiger (Panthera tigris) (Animalia Examples, n.d)
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2. Blue Whale (Balaenoptera musculus) (Animalia Examples, n.d)
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3. Seven Spot Ladybird (Coccinella septempunctata) (Animalia Examples, n.d)
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4. Altum Angelfish (Pterophyllum altum) (Animalia Examples, n.d)
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5. Komodo Dragon (Varanus komodoensis) (Animalia Examples, n.d)
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6.  Annelid (Annelida) ( "Phylum: Annelida - Biology 230", n.d )
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Domain it Falls Under: Eukarya (Bailey, 2019)

Cell Type: Eukaryotic  ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d)

Number of Cells: Single Celled Organisms  (A Simple Explanation of the six Kingdoms of Life for Kids, n.d)

Cellular Organization: Cell  ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d)

Various Ways the Organisms Reproduce: Sexually and asexually ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d)

Mode of Nutrition: Autotroph/ Heterotroph ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d)

Trendy Spots: 5 Distinctive Characteristics: They are a very diverse group of organisms (Bailey, 2019). They are found in plant and animal cells (Bailey, 2019). Protista that are similar to plants are capable of photosynthesis (Bailey, 2019). Since they like to live in moist areas, they mainly live in water (A Simple Explanation of the six Kingdoms of Life for Kids, n.d). Lastly,  they are Microscopic Organisms (Gillespie, 2019).

Exciting Activities People Can Participate In: 5 Facts about the life functions: Many protists are pathogens that cause disease in plants and animals (Bailey, 2019). Can be used for teeth whiteners ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d). Some protists lac a mitochondria, which suggests the early protists were similar to bacteria (Protista, n.d). They have flattened sacs beneath there plasma membranes (Protista, n.d. Lastly, protists can be used to thicken ice cream and make desserts (Protista, n.d).

Precautions needed to be taken: Protists can cause disease in humans and animals due to protists being parasites. Deadly infections can also occur from protists (Bailey, 2019).

Why it is Significant to Humans: Protists also help decompose, which is needed for rich soil for crops (Protista, n.d). They are also needed to recycle nutrients when they decompose materials (Protista, n.d). Lastly, they are needed as a food source for little organisms to make sure the food chain thrives.

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1. Chaos Diffluens (Amoeba proteus) (Protista Examples, n.d)
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2. Euglena gracilis bacillaris (Euglena gracilis) (Protista Examples, n.d)
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3. Paramecium (Paramecium aurelia) (Protista Examples, n.d)
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4. Malaria Falciparum (Plasmodium falciparum) (Protista Examples, n.d)
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5. Green Algae (Pediastrum boryanum) (Protista Examples, n.d)
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6. Parasitic Protozoa (Trypanosomes) (Bailey, 2018)
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Domain it Falls Under: Eukarya (Bailey, 2019)

Cell Type: Eukaryotic  ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d)

Number of Cells: Multicellular  ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d)

Cellular Organization: Tissue  ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d)

Various Ways the Organisms Reproduce: Sexually and asexually ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d)

Mode of Nutrition: Heterotroph ("Six Kingdoms Characteristics Chart", n.d)

Trendy Spots: 5 Distinctive Characteristics: They decompose organic matter and acquire nutrients through absorption (Bailey, 2019). They recycle nutrients back into the environment (Bailey, 2019). They releases carbon, oxygen, and nitrogen (Petruzzello, n.d). Some fungi are used as food (Petruzzello, n.d). Lastly, fungi are used to make foods high in protein (Petruzzello, n.d).

Exciting Activities People Can Participate In:  The green mold fungus helps fight infections (Petruzzello, n.d). Fungi is used to create medicine such as antibiotics (Petruzzello, n.d). Some fungi can be used to create vitamins (Petruzzello, n.d). The fungi usually multiply by budding or fission which are ways of producing asexually (Petruzzello, n.d). All the fungi have cells walls, and if they do not they are classified as protists (Petruzzello, n.d)

Precautions needed to be taken: Eating the wrong fungi can be very dangerous due to some types of non-edible fungus . Also, they can produce toxins that are harmful for humans to inhale (Petruzzello, n.d).

Why it is Significant to Humans: They are important to create yeast for breads (Petruzzello, n.d). They also are important to create medicines (Petruzzello, n.d). Lastly, they are important to humans because these foods made from fungi are high in protein. Protein is needed for humans. (Petruzzello, n.d)

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1. Giant Elm Bracket (Rigidoporus ulmarius) (Fungi Examples, n.d)
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2. Scarlet Cup (Sarcoscypha coccinea) (Fungi Examples, n.d)
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3.  Brewers Yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) (Fungi Examples, n.d)
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4. Black Bread Mold (Rhizopus stolonifer) (Fungi Examples, n.d)
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5. Blusher (Amanita rubescens) (Fungi Examples, n.d)
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6. Yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) (Britannica, 2019)
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