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    The document outlines the six kingdoms of life - Animalia, Plantae, Fungi, Protista, Eubacteria, and Archaebacteria. Each kingdom is characterized by cell structure (eukaryotic or prokaryotic, single-celled or multi-cellular), nutrition type (heterotrophic or autotrophic), habitat, and distinguishing features. The kingdoms encompass a wide diversity of organisms from mammals and plants to bacteria found in many environments on Earth.

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    The document outlines the six kingdoms of life - Animalia, Plantae, Fungi, Protista, Eubacteria, and Archaebacteria. Each kingdom is characterized by cell structure (eukaryotic or prokaryotic, single-celled or multi-cellular), nutrition type (heterotrophic or autotrophic), habitat, and distinguishing features. The kingdoms encompass a wide diversity of organisms from mammals and plants to bacteria found in many environments on Earth.

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    6 KINGDOMS OF LIFE CHART

    KINGDOM CELL TYPE BODY CELL NUTRITION HABITAT DISTINGUISHING EXAMPLES


    FORM STRUCTURE CHARACTERISTICS
    ANIMALIA MAMMALS,
    MULTI- NO CELL HETERO- LAND/ BIRDS, JELLY
    EUKARYOTE
    CELLULAR WALL TROPHIC WATER FISH,
    MOSQUITOS

    PLANTAE CACTUS, OAK


    MULTI- CELL WALL AUTO- LAND/ TREE, ROSE
    EUKARYOTE TROPHIC
    CELLULAR W/CELLULOSE WATER BUSH, VENUS
    (photosynthesis)
    FLY TRAP

    FUNGI *MULTI- MUSHROOM,


    CELLULAR*/ CELL WALL HETERO- MOLD,
    EUKARYOTE LAND
    UNI- W/CHITIN TROPHIC ATHLETES
    CELLULAR FOOT

    PROTISTA *UNI- NO CELL HETERO-


    TROPHIC/ WATER/ AMEOBA,
    CELLULAR* WALL OR
    EUKARYOTE AUTO- LAND PARAMECIUM,
    /MULTI- CELL WALL
    TROPHIC (POND WATER) EUGLENA
    CELLULAR W/CELLULOSE
    (photosynthesis)

    EUBACTERIA HETERO- SALMONELLA,


    CELL WALL TROPHIC/ EVERY-
    UNI- E. coli,
    PROKARYOTE W/PEPTIDO- AUTO- WHERE
    CELLULAR STREP AND
    GLYCAN TROPHIC “UBIQUITOUS”
    (photosynthesis) STAPH

    ARCHAEBACTERIA HETERO-
    CELL WALL TROPHIC/ HARSH
    UNI- THERMOPHILES
    PROKARYOTE W/OUT PEP- AUTO- ENVIRON-
    CELLULAR HALOPHILES
    TIDOGLYCAN TROPHIC MENTS
    (chemosynthesis)

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