Kingdoms

Monera: Microscopic organisms without a membrane-delimited nucleus
Kingdom Protista: Microscopic organisms, unicellular, who do have a nucleus, ie are eukaryotic. They live in an aqueous medium, the protofitas are unicellular algae that produce chlorophyll photosynthesis because they are, these are the first in the food chain. Protozoa are heterotrophic bone lack chlorophyll and are consumers in this feature three elements:rhizopods: emit cytoplasmic extensions through which to travel. The ciliated s: perching on their cell surface numerous cilia, which are short extensions as tabs. Flag: have a flagellum, which is a kind of extension that allows them to move











United fungi or feigned: and multicellular organisms usually microscopic, eukaryotic, heterotrophs, these tissues are not
United vegeta l macroscopic organisms, eukaryotic, autotrophic, multicellular, they form tissues
Animal kingdom macroscopic organisms, eukaryotic, heterotrophic, multicellular, they have bodies or not
Biological Classification:The classification of living things is organized hierarchically.
Rating: This is group items that have something in common such as sex, color of hair and other forms
Taxonomic levels: Each level in the hierarchy is called taxonomy, the largest category is the kingdom, after the type, class, order, family, genus and species
Kingdoms of living beings long believed that there were only two kingdoms (animal and plant) and then discovered he had 5 kingdoms: Monera, protista, fungi, plant and animal