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Cellular Organization: Inside of cell does not have a cell wall to protect the outside part of the cell, but does have cell membrane. 

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Cellular Organization: Inside of cell does not have a cell wall to protect the outside part of the cell, but does have cell membrane. 

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Animals reproduce sexually and can reproduce asexully.

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Animals reproduce sexually and can reproduce asexully.

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Their mode of nutrition is eating other organisms or heterotrophic mode of nutrition 

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Their mode of nutrition is eating other organisms or heterotrophic mode of nutrition 

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Cellular Organization: Rigid layer that have a cell wall to protect cells, and membrane bound organelles.

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Cellular Organization: Rigid layer that have a cell wall to protect cells, and membrane bound organelles.

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Plants reproduce sexually by pollination.

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Plants reproduce sexually by pollination.

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The mode of Nutrition for plants is photosynthesis

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The mode of Nutrition for plants is photosynthesis

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The role for animals in an ecosystem are producers, consumers, and decomposers 

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The role for animals in an ecosystem are producers, consumers, and decomposers 

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The role for plants in an ecosystem is to provide oxygen, and be used as energy or food.

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The role for plants in an ecosystem is to provide oxygen, and be used as energy or food.

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Adaptations for plants include: Poison Ivy, which give off toxins and gives off a terrible rash. Also include Waxy covering to protect plants from snow, and long roots, plants grow closer to the ground for deeper roots. Also thorns keep animals and other organisms from eating the plants.

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Adaptations for plants include: Poison Ivy, which give off toxins and gives off a terrible rash. Also include Waxy covering to protect plants from snow, and long roots, plants grow closer to the ground for deeper roots. Also thorns keep animals and other organisms from eating the plants.

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Adaptations for animals include examples like:  porcupine quills, which provide protection so that prey can not come from behind and attack the animal. Whitetail deer use their tail in the air to get the prey to focus on it it, and then drop it or hide it. Skunks use a defensive spray to scare away prey. Raccoon has grown longer sharper claws to climb trees and scratch for food easier. Squirrels have adapted thicker fur, and sharper claws for keeping warm, and better grip in trees.

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Adaptations for animals include examples like:  porcupine quills, which provide protection so that prey can not come from behind and attack the animal. Whitetail deer use their tail in the air to get the prey to focus on it it, and then drop it or hide it. Skunks use a defensive spray to scare away prey. Raccoon has grown longer sharper claws to climb trees and scratch for food easier. Squirrels have adapted thicker fur, and sharper claws for keeping warm, and better grip in trees.

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An animal that is important to  man is a cow. A cow provides milk that is healthy for us, and milk is used as an ingredient in other foods.  We also eat the meat of the cow.

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An animal that is important to  man is a cow. A cow provides milk that is healthy for us, and milk is used as an ingredient in other foods.  We also eat the meat of the cow.

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One type of plant that helps us is a tree. A tree can provide oxygen, and other useful thing s that a human uses everyday, paper. Also can be used for firewood if you needed to start a fire, without it we wouldn't even be living

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One type of plant that helps us is a tree. A tree can provide oxygen, and other useful thing s that a human uses everyday, paper. Also can be used for firewood if you needed to start a fire, without it we wouldn't even be living

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Cellular Organization: Have membrane bound organelle.

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Cellular Organization: Have membrane bound organelle.

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The mode of nutrition for protists use photosynthesis for food.

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The mode of nutrition for protists use photosynthesis for food.

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Act as decomposers as their role in an ecosystem.

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Act as decomposers as their role in an ecosystem.

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Adaptations for a protist are: Protists have adapted a vacuole to remove excess water, a flagella to move the Eugenia, other adaptations of the Protists are that some have adapted to heterotrophs, others have adapted to be autotrophs. Other adaptations include the paramecium moves by the cilia, also "false foot" is used for movement of amoeba. 

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Adaptations for a protist are: Protists have adapted a vacuole to remove excess water, a flagella to move the Eugenia, other adaptations of the Protists are that some have adapted to heterotrophs, others have adapted to be autotrophs. Other adaptations include the paramecium moves by the cilia, also "false foot" is used for movement of amoeba. 

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Protists help man by producing half of the oxygen through photosynthesis. They also make up a large part of the food chain.

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Protists help man by producing half of the oxygen through photosynthesis. They also make up a large part of the food chain.

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Cellular Organization: Have membrane bound organelles.

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Cellular Organization: Have membrane bound organelles.

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Fungi nutrition is strictly consuming carbon from other organisms.

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Fungi nutrition is strictly consuming carbon from other organisms.

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Fungi acts as decomposers in their ecosystem, they breakdown dead plants and animals.

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Fungi acts as decomposers in their ecosystem, they breakdown dead plants and animals.

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Adaptations for Fungi include, secrete exoenzymes, digest organic material, the fungi gills are able to move and turn their own gills, another adaptation is where fungi use the broken down material accordingly and does not waste it. Another adaptation for fungi is that the digestion and eating process is in reverse compared to animals

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Adaptations for Fungi include, secrete exoenzymes, digest organic material, the fungi gills are able to move and turn their own gills, another adaptation is where fungi use the broken down material accordingly and does not waste it. Another adaptation for fungi is that the digestion and eating process is in reverse compared to animals

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Fungi help man by breaking down dead plants and animals and decomposing them and using them as nutrients, without them decomposition would not happen to dead plants and animals.

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Fungi help man by breaking down dead plants and animals and decomposing them and using them as nutrients, without them decomposition would not happen to dead plants and animals.

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Cellular Organization: Non membrane Bound organelles

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Cellular Organization: Non membrane Bound organelles

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They play a primary role as producers for methane.

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They play a primary role as producers for methane.

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Adaptations include thermophilic, psychrophilic, and halophilic, lithotrophs, and they adapt to obtain energy by sulfur and ammonia. 

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Adaptations include thermophilic, psychrophilic, and halophilic, lithotrophs, and they adapt to obtain energy by sulfur and ammonia. 

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Archea is important to man because they play a major role as a producers for methane.

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Archea is important to man because they play a major role as a producers for methane.

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They eat dead things, or old rotted out plants or animals.

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They eat dead things, or old rotted out plants or animals.

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The role of Eubacteria is decomposers, also producers in the enviroment.

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The role of Eubacteria is decomposers, also producers in the enviroment.

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Adaptations include rod like, sphere like, or spiral shapes, adapting to exposure of antibiotics, and using flagella to move. 

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Adaptations include rod like, sphere like, or spiral shapes, adapting to exposure of antibiotics, and using flagella to move. 

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Eubacteria is important to man because it is one of 3 types of bacteria, it acts like a producer, also a consumer.

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Eubacteria is important to man because it is one of 3 types of bacteria, it acts like a producer, also a consumer.

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Raccoon

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Rabbit

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deer

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Coyote

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There are no human diseases associated with this kingdom

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There are no human diseases associated with this kingdom

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Eimmeria Stiedae

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