1. A brief, but wonderful overview
6 Kingdom System
A brief, but wonderful overview

2. The Six Kingdoms are…
Starting with the least complex to the more complicated and fancy..
1 – Archaebacteria
2 – Eubacteria
3 – Protists
4 – Fungi
5 – Plants
6 - Animalia

3. Kingdom Archaebacteria
General Characteristics
1. Single-celled and Prokaryotic (cells have no nucleus)
Asexual reproduction
Come in 3 shapes
-cocci, rod, spiral
4. Live in extreme conditions – very salty, hot, acidic

4. Kingdom Eubacteria Single-celled and eukaryotic (cells have a nucleus)
Asexual reproduction
3. Come in 3 shapes – cocci, rod, spiral
4. Found e Come in 3 shapes – cocci, rod, spiral verywhere – even in your mouth 

5. Pictures of Bacteria

6. Kingdom Protista http://wolfbat359.com/streaming1.html
Eukaryotic Cells
Single or multi-cellular
Asexual and Sexual Reproduction
Can move with flagella, (whip-like tail), cilia (hair like projections) or pseudopods (false feet)
Watch pseudopods in ACTION

7. Protists in Action

8. Kingdom Fungi Eukaryotic cells and Multi-cellular Unable to move
Sexual and Asexual reproduction
Feed off dead organisms for nutrients (saprophytes)

9. Pictures of Fungi

10. Kingdom Plantae
Eukaryotic Cells with cell walls, chloroplasts, chlorophyll
Multi-cellular
Sexual and asexual reproduction
Capable of photosynthesis – makes its own food using sunlight
Immobile (no movement)

11. Pictures of Plants

12. Kingdom Animalia
**There are many types of animals, but these are some of the things they all have in common
Many-celled and eukaryotic
Heterotrophs – cannot make their own food and must rely on other organisms for nutrients
All are capable of sexual reproduction
Capable of movement in many forms

13. Pictures of Different Animals