5 kingdom system

• The Five Kingdom system was developed by Robert H. Whittaker in 1969
• Kingdoms


  • Monera (Bacteria)
  • Protists (Protoctista)
  • Fungi
  • Plantae (Plants)
  • Animalia (Animals)
• Monera


  Prokaryote (no true nucleus)
• Protists


  Eukaryote (has a true nucleus)<br>Some are unicellular<br>Surrounded by a membrane
• Fungi


  Eukaryote (has a true nucleus)<br>Most are multicellular<br>Have chitin in the cell wall<br>Many are saprophytes
• Plants


  Eukaryote (has a true nucleus)<br>Multicellular<br>Contain chlorophyll and are therefore autotrophic<br>Contain cellulose in the cell wall
• Animals

  Eukaryote (has a true nucleus)<br>Multicellular<br>No cell walls<br>Heterotrophic<br>Can move around
• Taxonomy-classifies all living things
• Binomial nomenclature- uses 2 word to make a name

  1. Genus (group)
  2. Species
• 1. Kingdom
  2. Phylum
  3. Class
  4. Order
  5. Family
  6. Genus
  7. Species

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• 1. Pictorial keys:have illustrations
  2. Dichotomous keys- statements