Answer question 6. Please, HElLPPPPPPP!!!! The Six Kingdoms Eubacteria -- Single
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Answer question 6. Please, HElLPPPPPPP!!!!
The Six Kingdoms
Eubacteria --
Single celled organisms.
Prokaryotic(simple cell) organisms
May live in colonies.
These are 'true bacteria'
Cell membrane contains fatty acids.
from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:EscherichiaColi_NIAID.jpg ---- Escherichia coli
Archaebacteria --
Single celled organisms.
Prokaryotic(simple cell) organisms
May live in colonies.
These are 'ancient bacteria'
Cell membrane contains hydrocarbons (not fatty acids)
from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Halobacteria.jpg
Protista --
Single celled organisms.
Eukaryoticcelled organisms with a nucleus and complex organelles.
May live in colonies.
from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Protist_collage.jpg
Fungi –
Some single but most are multicellular organisms.
Have a cell wall made of chitin.
Eukaryotic cells with nucleus and complex organelles.
from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Fungi_collage.jpg
Plantae --
Multicellular, more than one cell.
Photosynthetic (convert sunlight to energy)
Autotrophs (They produce their own nutrients for energy using photosynthesis.)
Eukaryotic cells with nucleus and complex organelles.
Animalia --
Multicellular, more than one cell.
Heterotrophs(They consume other organisms for nutrients and energy.)
Multicellular, more than one cell.
Eukaryotic cells with nucleus and complex organelles.
from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Animal_diversity.png
6. For each of the six kingdoms described in this lesson:
a. Name the kingdom.
b. Name one species of organism in this kingdom.
c. Describe specific properties or characteristics this species shares with other members of this kingdom.
Eubacteria --
Single celled organisms.
Prokaryotic(simple cell) organisms
May live in colonies.
These are 'true bacteria'
Cell membrane contains fatty acids.
from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:EscherichiaColi_NIAID.jpg ---- Escherichia coli
Archaebacteria --
Single celled organisms.
Prokaryotic(simple cell) organisms
May live in colonies.
These are 'ancient bacteria'
Cell membrane contains hydrocarbons (not fatty acids)
from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Halobacteria.jpg
Protista --
Single celled organisms.
Eukaryoticcelled organisms with a nucleus and complex organelles.
May live in colonies.
from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Protist_collage.jpg
Fungi –
Some single but most are multicellular organisms.
Have a cell wall made of chitin.
Eukaryotic cells with nucleus and complex organelles.
from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Fungi_collage.jpg
Plantae --
Multicellular, more than one cell.
Photosynthetic (convert sunlight to energy)
Autotrophs (They produce their own nutrients for energy using photosynthesis.)
Eukaryotic cells with nucleus and complex organelles.
From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Diversity_of_plants_image_version_5.png
Animalia --
Multicellular, more than one cell.
Heterotrophs(They consume other organisms for nutrients and energy.)
Multicellular, more than one cell.
Eukaryotic cells with nucleus and complex organelles.
from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Animal_diversity.png
Explanation / Answer
6. For the first picture:
For the second picture:
Kingdom: Archaebacteria
Species: Halobacterium sp.
Characteristics: Lack of true peptidoglycan in cell wall. No membrane bound organelles. Asexual reproduction. Metabolism through methanogenesis. Can tolerate extreme environments.May be spherical, unicellular. Membrane lipids have branced chain hydrocarbons.; thus can tolerate extreme pH and heat. Ribosomes are of 70S type.
For the 3rd picture:
Kingdom: Protista
Species: Amoeba sp.
Characteristics: Unicellular organisms, colonial in nature. Some are multicellular as of algae. They act like heterotrophs, autotrophs. They are eukaryotic in nature, which suggests that they have a well defined nucleus and other membrane organelles.
For the fourth picture:
Kingdom: Fungi
Species: Sachharomyces cerevisiae.
Characteristics: Eukaryotic, achlorophyloous, non photosynthetic, heterotrophic organisms. Presence of mycelium.
For the fifth picture:
Kingdom: Plantae
Species: Mangifera indica
Characteristics: Sessile, presence of cuticle in cell walls, carry out photosynthesis, reproduce sexually. They are multicelluar and eukaryotic.
The 6th picture:
Kingdom:Animalia
Species: Homo sapiens
Characteristics: Muticellular, mobile, eukaryotic, heterotrophic, internal fertilization etc.