Kingdoms 2/14

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Biology

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9th Grade

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Kimberly Combs

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7 Slides • 20 Questions

Reorder

Reorder the following from most general to most specific

Domain

Kingdom

Phylum

Class

Order

Drag and Drop

Which 2 levels are used for binomial nomenclature

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Genus

Species

Domain

Kingdom

Drag and Drop

If 2 organisms are in the same order, they must also be in the same

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

class

phylum

Kingdom

domain

family

Genus

Fill in the Blanks

Match

Match the following

Single celled?

Must consume food.

Thrives in extreme environments

Type of cell that contains nucleus and membrane bound organelles.

Small, simple cells that lack a nucleus.

Unicellular

Heterotroph

Extremophiles

Eukaryote

Prokaryote

Slime Mold and Mazes

Think about the following questions while you watch the video.

1.What kingdom does
slime mold belong
to?

2.Does slime mold
have nuclei (many
nucleus)?

3.Does slime mold
consume food?

4.How does yellow
slime mold solve a
maze?

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Kingdoms notes

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Kingdoms Flow Chart

Prokaryote

Eukaryote

Has peptidoglycan

Lacks peptidoglycan

Extremophiles

most Unicellular

most Multicellular

Cellulose in cell wall

some have
chloroplasts

Heterotrophic

Autotrophic

PROTIST

EUBACTERIA

ARCHAEBACTERIA

Cell
wall
chitin

No cell

wall,
motile

Cellulose in

cell wall
all have

chloroplasts,
non-motile

FUNGI

ANIMAL

PLANT

Pro = Bacteria

EUbacteria
infect YOU

Archae = ancient

EU
have
pep

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Dropdown

Prokaryotes are always

Dropdown

These prokaryotes cause diseases in humans, such as strep throat caused by Streptococcus bacteria.

Dropdown

Unicellular prokaryotes that are typically found in extreme environments, such as acidic pools or hydrothermal vents at the bottom of the ocean.

Dropdown

Unicellular prokaryotes that are commonly found on surfaces or even in/on the human body, such as E. coli.

Multiple Choice

I have:
Circular shaped DNA that is not enclosed in a nucleus
Contains a cell wall that is made of peptidoglycan
Made of one cell
What am I?

Eubacteria

Archaebacteria

Multiple Choice

I have:
Nucleus is absent
Made up of one cell
Reproduces using binary fission
Contains a cell wall that lacks peptidoglycan
What am I?

Eubacteria

Archaebacteria

These organisms are single-celled eukaryotes, so in which kingdom would you classify these organisms?

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Kingdoms Flow Chart

Prokaryote

Eukaryote

Has peptidoglycan

Lacks peptidoglycan

Extremophiles

most Unicellular

most Multicellular

Cellulose in cell wall

some have
chloroplasts

Heterotrophic

Autotrophic

PROTIST

EUBACTERIA

ARCHAEBACTERIA

Cell
wall
chitin

No cell

wall,
motile

Cellulose in

cell wall
all have

chloroplasts,
non-motile

FUNGI

ANIMAL

PLANT

Pro = Bacteria

EUbacteria
infect YOU

Archae = ancient

Protists live in
pondwater!

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Protists vs. bacteria

Table Talk

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at a whisper

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Writing

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Word Bank

Eubacteria

Archaea

Protist

The slime mold we watched from the beginning
of the lesson is a single celled eukaryote, and
spends the first part of its life cycle as an
amoeba, absorbing food from the environment.
Which kingdom does slime mold belong to?

Protist

Multiple Choice

I have....

Single-celled eukaryotes such as a paramecium, that contain organelles such as a chloroplast and mitochondria, and can do photosynthesis and absorb food from the environment when needed.

Who am I?

Eubacteria

Archaea

Protist

Multiple Choice

I have....

Single celled prokaryotes that LACK (do not have) peptidoglycan in their cell walls.

Who am I?

Eubacteria

Archaea

Protist

Multiple Choice

I have....

Single celled eukaryotes that may have characteristics from other kingdoms, but do not meet all the requirements to fit in kingdom Plantae, Animalia, or Fungi.

Who am I?

Eubacteria

Archaea

Protist

Multiple Choice

I have....

Nucleus is present
Consumes its food by phagocytosis
Single-celled
Cell wall made of cellulose

Who am I?

Eubacteria

Archaea

Protist

Multiple Choice

I have....

Contains no nucleus
Made up of one cell
Reproduce by Binary fission and Conjugation
Contains a cell wall and has peptidoglycan
Receive food from external sources

Who am I?

Eubacteria

Archaea

Protist

Multiple Choice

I have....

Contains a nucleus
Made up of many cells
Carries out sexual reproduction
Can make their own food
Double cell wall
Does not contain chitin or cellulose

Who am I?

Eubacteria

Archaea

Protist

Multiple Choice

I have....

Feeds on bacteria
Made of one cell
Contains a nucleus
Reproduces both sexually and asexually
Does not contain chitin

Who am I?

Eubacteria

Archaea

Protist

Multiple Choice

I have....

Contains no nucleus
Made up of one cell
Reproduce by Binary fission & Conjugation
Contain a cell wall and have no peptidoglycan
Some make their own food and some receive food from external sources

Who am I?

Eubacteria

Archaea

Protist

Multiple Choice

The slime mold we watched from the beginning of the lesson is a single celled eukaryote, and spends the first part of its life cycle as an amoeba, absorbing food from the environment. Which kingdom does slime mold belong to?

Eubacteria

Archaea

Protist

Reorder the following from most general to most specific

Domain

Kingdom

Phylum

Class

Order

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