SUBMITTED TO, SUBMITTED BY,MS.LESHA M.S SHILPA BIJULECTURER IN CHARGE NATURAL SCIENCE

FIVE KINGDOM CLASSIFICATION

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FIVE KINGDOM CLASSIFICATION

ROBERT.H.WHITAKER

He classified all living organisms into five distinct Kingdom., based on the no: of cells and mode of nutrition.

KINGDOM MONERAFIRST KINGDOM

MONERA

a.One celled organism or unicellular organism

b.No nucleusc.Prokaryoticd.Smallest and simplest

kind of living beinge.Members include

Bacteria.

BACTERIAROD SHAPED BACTERIA

ANOTHER MEMBER OF KINGDOM MONERA

SECOND KINGDOM

KINGDOM PROTISTA

FEATURES:

Most Protists are single celled but some have many cells

The cells have a membrane around the nucleus

Some protists get nutrients and energy by eating other organisms

Some protists get energy from the sun and nutrients from the water

Most protist reproduce by splitting into two

MEMBERS OF PROTISTA

KINGDOM FUNGITHIRD KINGDOM

CHARACTERISTICS

Most fungi are many celled and some are one celled organisms

Eukaryotic Cells of the fungi have a

membrane around nucleus The fungi gets energy and

nutrients by absorbing and digesting from the surface they live on

Most fungi reproduce by spores

KINGDOM PLANTAEFOURTH KINGDOM

CHARACTERISICS Plants are many celled

organisms Plants cells have

membrane around the nucleus, contain chlorophyll and have cell walls

Plants get energy from the un and nutrients from their surroundings

Most plants reproduce from the seeds

KINGDOM ANIMALIA

FIFTH KINGDOM

CHARACTERISTICS Animals are many celled or

multi cellular organisms Heterotrophic organisms Animals cell have a membrane

around the nucleus Animals get energy and

nutrients by eating other organisms

Animals reproduce with eggs, some inside the mother’s body , some outside the mother’s body

Overview of all the

KINGDOM

REFERENCE

1. Linnaeus, C. (1735). Systemae Naturae, sive regna tria naturae,

systematics proposita per classes, ordines, genera & species

2.  Woese, C.R.; Kandler, O. & Wheelis, M. (1990), "Towards a natural

system of organisms: proposal for the domains Archaea, Bacteria,

and Eucarya", Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A

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