What are the five kingdoms of living things? Please list the organisms in each kingdom.

Expert Solution

1)Answer-The five-kingdom system of classification for living organisms,

including the prokaryotic(1) Monera and the eukaryotic (2) Protista, (3)Fungi ,(4)Plantei and (5)Anemilia is complicated by the discovery of archaebacteria.

**LIST OF ORGANISM IN EACH KINGDOM.

(1)-MONERA- (prokerotes)-bacteria, cyanobacteria,mycoplasma etc

(2) PROTISTA- (unicellular eukaryotes)-Amoeba etc

(3)FUNGI-(multicellelar eukaryotes)-mushroom ,mold,puff ball.etc

(4)PLANTI-(Multicellular eukaryotes)-TREES,PLANTS,grasses etc

(5)ANEMALIA-(Multicellular eukaryotes)-platepus,birds,frog,snake,cow,humans etc

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Tablular form-?

#Kingdom	#Number of Cells	#Type of Cells	#How they gain their energy?	#Do they move?	#EXAMPLES
1Prokaryotae	Unicellular	Prokaryotic	Some Heterotrophic, Some Autotrophic	Some	Bacteria, Cyanobacteria
2)Protoctista	Mainly Unicellular	Eukaryotic	Some Heterotrophic, Some Autotrophic	Some	Amoeba
3)Fungi	Multicellular	Eukaryotic	Heterotrophic	Mainly not	Mushroom, Mold, Puffball
(4)Plantae	Multicellular	Eukaryotic	Autotrophic	No	Trees, Flowering Plants
(5)Animalia	Multicellular	Eukaryotic	Heterotrophic	Yes	Bird, Human, Cow

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