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om scientific name ar or e hic reproduct diet
multicell distributi ion
ular on
Moner  Salmonella Salmonella Microscopic live in the reproduces You can get a
a (Salmonella is a organisms of intestinal asexually by Salmonella
enterica) unicellular the tracts of binary infection from
organism Salmonella humans fission.  a variety of
that exist as class are and other foods.
single cells. across the animals, Salmonella
board in including can be found  
nature. They birds. in many foods
can be Humans including
identified in are usually beef, chicken,
numerous infected by eggs, fruits,
cold and eating pork, sprouts,
warm- foods vegetables 
blooded contaminat
creatures ed with
over the animal
globe. feces. 
 Hay Bacillus   As a  are the I don’t Is an aerobic   Carnivor
(Bacillus subtilis) feature of primary really know bacterium
the space wellspring of where this commonly
Bacteria, B. mechanical is from.   found in soil.
subtilis will compounds,
be a for example,
unicellular proteases
creature. It and
grows in amylases. It  
provinces has likewise
however the been utilized
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individual for
cells in researching
every protein
settlement emission
will be and for
autonomous extension as
living a host for the
beings. age of
dissonant
proteins.
Staphylococcus   can be  has for quite spa types reproduces   bacteria feed
aureus described some time were found asexually by on blood.
(Staphylococcus) as been with some binary
unicellular, perceived as prevalent in fission. 
grape one of the all
shaped, and most European
form of significant countries. 
colonies. It microscopic  
can also be organisms
found in the that cause
human illness in
respiratory people. It is
system and the main
on the skin. source of
skin and
delicate
tissue
diseases, for
example,
abscesses
(bubbles),
furuncles,
and cellulitis
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Protist Algae can be  are  Algae can regenerate   use sunlight

a (Chlorokybophyceae unicellular, financially be found by sexual to make food
)  or they may significant in residing in reproduction and are eaten
be large, an oceans, , involving by
multicellular assortment lakes, male and microscopic
organisms.  of ways. The rivers, female animals.
common ponds and gametes
substance even in (sex cells),
can be snow, by asexual
utilized as a anywhere reproduction
nourishment on Earth. , or by both  
source, a ways. 
grub, in fish
cultivating,
and as a
compost. It
likewise
assumes a
key job in
antacid
recovering,
can be
utilized as a
dirt
restricting
operator,
and is
utilized in an
assortment
of business
items.
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 Amoebas (Amoeba paramecium are the illness reproduces algae,

proteus) , yeast all additionally is by the bacteria, plant
are significant progressive common cells, and
instances of for reusing ly extreme, asexual microscopic
unicellular supplements and reproduction protozoa and
creatures. in the dirt. As increasingl method metazoan
Hardly any indicated by y visit in the called binary some
instances of MacIver, tropics, and fission.  amoebas are
multicellular when in parasites. 
creatures supplements subtropical
are become atmospher
individuals, accessible, es, yet an  
plants, they are assortment
creatures, taken up by of cases
winged microscopic revealed in
creatures, organisms, the north
and bugs.  that calm zone
"successfully drives us to
lock up all express
the that
supplements amebiasis
in bacterial is a
mass. shockingly
across the
board
disease. 
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Euglena are  is a It is found asexually have

(Euglenophyceae) unicellular significant in through photosynthesi
organisms life form freshwater, binary zing
classified inside the ponds, fission, a chloroplasts
into the earth as it ditches, form of cell within the
Kingdom can lakes and division.  body of the
Protista, photosynthe slow cell, which
and the size, running enable them
Phylum accordingly streams. to feed by
Euglenophy taking in   autotrophy,
ta.  carbon like plants. 
dioxide and
discharging  
oxygen into
the
environment
with the goal
that different
life forms
can endure.
Fungi Chytridiomycota (Ch   are  frequently are present through the   feed on both
ytrids) unicellular; feed on in diverse use of living and
a couple of rotting habitats zoospores. decaying
structure creatures, that extend In asexual organisms.
multicellular they are from the reproduction
creatures significant tropics to , zoospores
and hyphae, decomposer the Arctic will swim
which have s. While this and occur until a
no septa is a in almost desireable
between significant all types of substrate is
cells capacity, terrestrial located. 
(coenocytic) Chytridiomyc and aquatic
. ota can ecosystem
likewise s, including  
negatively in high-
affect human elevation
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produce, soils.
especially
Synchytrium
endobioticu
m, the
species that
causes
potato mole.
Glomeromycota may have a among the  in soils reproduce   mutualistic
(Plantago media) unicellular most worldwide asexually with plants.
or significant where they through
multicellular microorganis form blastic
body ms on the symbioses development
structure; Earth, not with the of the hyphal
some are just on the roots of the tip to
amphibian grounds that majority of produce  
with motile they plant spores. 
spores with structure species.
flagella; a cozy
model is the relationship
Allomyces.  with plants
yet in
addition
since they
are accepted
to have been
vital in the
underlying
colonization
of the
earthbound
domain via
land. 
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 Basidiomycota   are  Have a We don’t asexually by obtain

(Ascomycota) unicellular huge impact really know either nutrition by
or on human where this budding or decaying
multicellular affairs and comes asexual dead organic
, sexual or ecosystem from.  spore matter,
asexual, functioning. formation.  including
and wood and leaf
terrestrial or litter. 
aquatic.

 
Animal  Arthropoda (phylum they are are found in  are found By sexual   can be
ia Euarthropoda) multicellular the entirety in all parts reproduction grouped as
eukaryotic of shoppers' of the world .  shredders,
organisms jobs of an in a wide predators,
that, for the environment, variety of herbivores,
most part, regardless of environmen and fungal
have the whether they ts, from the feeders,
following eat plants or deep sea to based on
characteristi creatures, the frozen their functions
cs: Sexual and some arctic in soil.
reproductio are regions.
n.  significant
decomposer
s. 
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 Mollusca   are free- in a variety occur in  sexually,   they eat
(Lophozoa) living of ways; they almost and most crabs,
multicellular are used as every species crayfish, and
animals that food, for habitat have small species
have a decoration, found on separate of mollusks,
multilayered in jewelry, Earth, sexes. such as
calcareous and in where they gastropods.
shell or scientific are often
conch on studies.  the most
their backs. conspicuou  
s
organisms. 
 Nematoda   are the  these feed who live They lay are 'free-
(Roundworms) most on bacteria, not only in eggs. living', living
numerous fungi, almost   in soil, sea
multicellular protozoans every and
animals on and even geographic freshwater. 
earth. other location on
nematodes, Earth, but
and play a live in such
very extreme
important habitats as
role in ice and hot
nutrient springs, as
cycling and well as
release of living on or  
nutrients for in almost
plant growth. every other
kind of
animal and
plant alive
today.
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Plante   Cedar (Cedrus)   they can  is one of the any of four are not Don’t really
a be both most types of flowering know what’s
because of important fancy and plants, they they’re diet.  
their cells. Native timber produce
American evergreen gendered
ceremonial conifers of reproductive
plants, used the sort organs
by many Cedrus called
tribes as an (family "cones." 
incense and Pinaceae),
purifying three local
herb. to
precipitous
zones of
the
Mediterran
ean district
and one
toward the  
western
Himalayas. 
 Pine (Pinus)   are  are very they are Pine trees Photosyntesis
multicellular important generally possess . 
and have economically present in both male
the ability to . The wood mountains, and female
synthesize of many hills and in reproductive
their own species is the structures,
food. used as mountain or cones. 
timber for ranges of
construction Mexico
and surrounded
furniture. by the
deserts
from where
they have  
been
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excluded. 
 Mosses (Bryophyta)   are are throughout by spores, non-vascular
classified in ecologically the world, which are plants in the
the plant important. In from polar analogous to land plant
kingdom addition, and alpine the flowering division
because they make regions to plant's seed; Bryophyta.
they are the soil the tropics.  however, They are
multicellular fertile and moss spores small. 
organisms. control are single
flooding.  celled and
more
primitive
than the
seed. 

3. Analyze the chart and deduce the logic that formed the base for classifying species. (Support your opinion with the
explanation of the topics) References in APA format.
All this is species have something in common, that they are all in earth we know all of these exist due to something they all help us
in something, in this table we used a lot of things the species I selected in the Monera Kingdom belong to it because they are
neither plants or animals. They share the same characteristics as: single-celled organisms and they feed by photosynthesis; it was
something hard to define because I think in general, they are all different.
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4. Find two references that allow you to know what contributions the Fungi kingdom has given to mankind. (List at least
5).
1. Fungi help to control the population of damaging pests.
2. The mycorrhizal relationship between fungi and plant roots is essential for the productivity of farmland. Without the fungal
partner in root systems, 80-90 percent of trees and grasses would not survive.
3. Are used to produce industrial chemicals, including citric, malic and lactic acids. They are also produced of industrial enzymes
such as lipase, cellulase and amylase.

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