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Ross, R. (2021, December 8). What is salmonella? LiveScience. Retrieved September 13, 2022, from https://www.livescience.com/64031-salmonella.html

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- Eubacteria is a prokaryote
- Eubacteria is unicellular
- Eubacteria can be heterotrophic or autotrophic. Samonella as an example is heterotrophic because it gains nutrients by feeding inside of the person it infects
- Eubacteria is capable of changing its location because salmonella which is a form of eubacteria can move from infected chicken to the human body.
- They have a cell wall
- Eubacteria is asexual
- A fact about salmonella is that most reptiles and amphibians carry Salmonella
- Another fact is that there are approximately 2,500 different strains of Salmonella.

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- Archaebacteria is Prokaryote
- They are unicellular
- Archaebacteria is asexual in a process known as binary fission
- They are able to change their location. For example, Methanobacteria is found in the digestive tracts of animals more specifically mammals and they can move elsewhere if they wanted too
- The cell walls have a unique cell structure. Methanobacteria  is very skinny and long with a tube-like a shape
-They react to stimuli like light
- They are autotrophs. Methanobacteria gets most of its food for carbon dioxide gas and electrons
- An interesting fact is that Methanobacteria can be  potentially beneficial or harmful to human health
- Another fact is Methanogens are anaerobic, so they don't require oxygen

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- They reproduce sexually. In seals and birds there will be a female with eggs and a male sperm
- They both respond to stimuli when it comes from the environment, heat, light, sound, etc. If it is very loud they would move to see or just react to the sound or if it is too hot or cold they will react by moving or doing things to make them less hot or cold.
- They are heterotrophs. Birds eat insects and plants for the most part and seals eat squid, crustaceans, mollusks, and a variety of fish. This means they get their food from other organisms
- Animals grow and develop. Seals and birds grow from the female seal and egg to a full-grown seal and bird
- They are able to move from one place to another. For example, in the seal picture, the seals are able to move from water to land and other places around them
- They're eukaryotic and multicellular
-  An interesting fact about seals is that some seal species, like the Leopard Seal, feed off other seals. But most of them feed off crustaceans, fish, and seabirds
- A seal has 270 bones.
- Birds evolved from dinosaurs
- Birds can exhibit a wide range of smart behaviors, including good memories, extensive communication, planning for the future, and remembering the past

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- They are autotrophs because they use photosynthesis
- Plants are multicellular eukaryotes
- They can be either asexual or sexual
-  Lots of plants are able to grow and develop. For example, a rose can grow from seeds to stem then start having the buds for the flower then develop into a rose
- They react positively to stimuli like light. Because they need sunlight to grow, eat, etc
- They have cell walls
- an interesting fact is that flowers did not always exist; they first appeared 140 million years ago
- Another interesting fact is that several centuries ago in Holland, tulips were more valuable than gold
- An interesting fact about mint is that it gets its name from Menthe a Greek mythical character.
- Another fact about mint is that it is good for the hair. It is one of the highest sources of carotene and antioxidants, mint offers natural antimicrobial and antifungal properties, which helps quash dandruff and other scalp issues

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- Protista are autotrophic because they use photosynthesis but many organisms in the Protista kingdom can be either heterotrophic or autotrophic
- They are eukaryotic
- They  can reproduce both asexually and sexually
- They could be either multicellular or unicellular
- Algae and many Protista can respond to stimuli. Sunlight is the main stimuli that they react to because they use the sunlight to grow
- Many organisms in the Protista kingdom can grow and develop. For example, algae can grow from spores to the algae that is shown or that we know
- A fact about algae is that they are the base of the marine food chain. Without algae, there would be no fish or any other sea animals
- Another fact about algae is that can play significant roles for the environment and ecosystems such as being the main food source for sea animals

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Kateman, B. (2020, June 17). Algae is the new popcorn. and pasta. and bacon. Entrepreneur. Retrieved September 13, 2022, from https://www.entrepreneur.com/living/algae-is-the-new-popcorn-and-pasta-and-bacon/351224

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Wikimedia Foundation. (2022, September 7). Methanobacteria. Wikipedia. Retrieved September 13, 2022, from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methanobacteria

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- Fungi grow and develop. Mushrooms grow from dry spores to full-grown mushrooms when they're under wet and humid conditions
- They respond to stimuli from their environment because they live in wet and humid environments that when it is too cold, too hot, dry, etc, they will not grow as much as they would in their normal conditions
- Fungi are heterotrophs because most autotrophs are plants because they use photosynthesis and fungi do not. They feed on dead or decaying material which comes from other organisms
- Fungi are eukaryotic
- Fungi can reproduce asexually and sexually. The portabello mushroom asexually
- They come to an end of their life cycle or death when the mushrooms dry up and die
- An interesting fact is that fungi can cure disease and at the same time some species of fungi can cause disease
Another interesting fact some forms of fungi are bioluminescent such as the Armillaria mellea

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