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Other Kingdoms

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Kingdoms

At the broadest level, organisms can be classified into 5 kingdoms; animals, plants, fungi, prokaryotes and protoctista.

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Fungi

  • Fungi cells have cell walls (that do not contain cellulose) and no chloroplasts.
  • Fungi are decomposers (get their food from decaying matter), and can be multicellular or unicellular.
  • Mushrooms and moulds are examples.
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Prokaryotes

  • Prokaryotes are unicellular and have no nucleus (membrane-bound structure that contains the cell's genetic materials).
  • Bacteria are prokaryotes.
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Protoctista

  • Protoctista are unicellular, and their cells have nuclei (membrane-bound structures that contain the cell's genetic materials).
  • Amoeba are an example.

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1Classification of Living Organisms

2Organisation of the Organism

3Movement Into & Out of Cells

4Biological Molecules

5Enzymes

6Plant Nutrition

7Human Nutrition

8Transport in Plants

9Transport in Animals

10Diseases & Immunity

11Gas Exchange in Humans

12Respiration

13Excretion in Humans

14Coordination & Response

15Drugs

16Reproduction

17Inheritance

18Variation & Selection

19Organisms & Their Environment

20Human Influence on Ecosystems

21Biotechnology & Genetic Modification

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