6 kingdoms March 03, 2014
Directions: Fold paper into 8 sections long ways
• List the 6 kingdoms use terms to know on pg 208 Holt Book,one in each section.
• On the inside give 2 characteristics of each
on the inside
& 2 examples of each
2 characteristics
Front cover
Archaebacteria
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unicellular
autotrophic & heterotrophic
prokaryotic
terrestrial & aquatic
Archae - "ancient" Bacteria lived
for over 3 billion yrs
can live in extreme environments
bacteria that lives in
hot springs in yellow
stone
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unicellular
autotrophic & heterotrophic
Prokaryotic
terrestrial & aquatic
can be found most every where
(even in our stomach)
"True" Bacteria
E-coli
Strep Throat
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mostly unicellular, few
multicellular
autotrophic & heterotrophic
Eukaryotic
Mostly Aquatic
most diverse kingdom
fungi-like, plant-like, animal-like
algae, diatoms,
euglena, & amoebas
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Eubacteria
Protista
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Plantae
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Fungi
Animalia
2 examples
multicellular
autotrophic - food from
photosynthesis
Eukaryotic
Terrestrial & aquatic
usually green because of
chlorophyll
mosses, fern,
flowering plants,
trees, etc...
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mostly multicellular, (yeast is
unicellular)
Heterotrophic
yeast, mold,
Eukaryotic
mushrooms
Terrestrial (moist, warm
conditions)
must live in or around food source
cell walls made of chitin
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multicellular
heterotrophic
eukaryotic
terrestrial & aquatic
do not have cell walls
most have a nervous system
largest kingdom
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taxonomy (pg. 202)
definition
dichotomous keys (pg.202)
definition
insects, humans,
fish, birds, coral
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