they store food such as starch most reproduce sexually bulk of the worlds food and much of its oxygen are derived from plants Kingdom Animalia all organisms that develop from an embryo that has a blastula stage are members of kingdom Animalia all are heterotrophic and multicellular range in size from microscopic to whales animals are the most diverse in form of all the kingdoms most have senses and nervous systems that aid in locomotion reproduction is mostly sexual include vertebrates(animals with backbones), such as birds, toads and humans also invertebrates(animals without backbones) such as sponges worms and insects Fungi Kingdom develop directly from spores vary in size from microscopic to large mushrooms heterotrophs which that absorb small molecules from their surroundings through their outer walls many are decomposers and play an important role in breaking down organic material most are multicellular and have chitinous cell walls reproduction is either sexual or asexual most fungi are haploid rather than diploid (diploid- a cell containing both members of every chromosome pair characteristic of a species........haploid- a cell containing only one member of each chromosome pair characteristic of a species) this kingdom includes yeast's, molds, bracket fungi, and mushrooms Kingdom Protista includes algae( plantlike protists), protozoa( animal-like protists), slime molds( fungus like protists), and other organisms most are microscopic and unicellular, others are multicellular organisms that may reach 10 m + in length they vary in cellular organization, methods of reproduction, and lifestyles may be producers, consumers or decomposers;
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from spores
algae( plantlike protists), protozoa( animal-like protists), slime molds( fungus like protists), and other organisms
an important role in breaking down organic material
producers, consumers or decomposers
multicellular organisms that may reach 10 m + in length
microscopic and unicellular
bulk of the worlds food and much of its oxygen
food
L:in cellular organization
both members of every chromosome pair characteristic of a species
vertebrates(animals with backbones), such as birds, toads and humans
decomposers
from plants
chitinous cell walls reproduction
only one member of each chromosome pair characteristic of a species
10 m
senses and nervous systems
from an embryo
multicellular
in locomotion reproduction
a blastula stage