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Eubacteria - general characteristics
unicellular
prokaryotic
some autotrophic/some heterotrophic
cell wall present (peptiodoglycan or cellulose)
Protista - general characteristics
unicellular
eukaryotic
some autotrophic/some heterotrophic
no cell wall
Fungi - general characteristics
mostly multicellular
eukaryotic
heterotrophic (absorption; external digestive enzymes)
no cell wall usually present (chitin)
Plantae - general characteristics
Unicellular (algae) or multicellular
eukaryotic
mostly autotrophic (photosynthetic)
cell wall present (usually cellulose)
Animalia - general characteristics
multicellular
eukaryotic
heterotrophic (mostly ingestion)
no cell wall
Eukaryotic
nuclear material (chromosomes) surrounded by a nuclear membrane; nucleus present.
Prokaryotic
nuclear material (chromosomes) not surrounded by a nuclear membrane; nucleus absent
Autotrophic
organisms that can synthesize organic molecules from inorganic materials, usually through photosynthesis
Heterotrophic
organisms that derive energy and organic molecules from other living or dead organisms
Bilateral symmetry
body structure with a "head" and a "tail" in which only one sectional plane from the anterior to posterior ends of the animal divides the animal into equal halves
Radial symmetry
animal body structure in which any section through the mouth and down the length of the body divides the animal into identical halves; generally a circular outline
cellulose
carbohydrate; principal component of the cell wall of plants and most eukaryotic algae
Chitin
carbohydrate similar to cellulose, but contains nitrogen; principal component of cell walls in fungi and exoskeletons (not cell walls) of arthropods
Peptidoglycan
carbohydrate; principal component of the cell wall of bacteria
Vascular tissue
in plants, cellular "tubes" that carry water and dissolved substances through the plant; consists of xylem and phloem