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3. Kingdom Fungi multicellular eukaryotic

3. Kingdom Fungi multicellular eukaryotic Nutrients from absorbing foods decompose dead organisms; do NOT perform photosynthesis do not move Ex: mushrooms, puff balls; yeast, molds. 1. 2. 4. Kingdom Plantae multicellular eukaryotic autotrophs/photosynthetic. 3.

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3. Kingdom Fungi multicellular eukaryotic

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  1. 3. Kingdom Fungi multicellular eukaryotic Nutrients from absorbing foods decompose dead organisms; do NOT perform photosynthesis do not move Ex: mushrooms, puff balls; yeast, molds 1

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  3. 4. Kingdom Plantae multicellular eukaryotic autotrophs/photosynthetic 3

  4. 5. Kingdom Animalia (1.5 million in category) multicellular eukaryotic Nutrients obtained from ingestion heterotrophs have organelles including a nucleus, but no chloroplasts or cell walls they move 4

  5. a) invertebrates – no backbone 97% of all animal species Ex: worms, insects, spiders, mollusks 5

  6. b) vertebrates (3% in animalia)– backbone Ex: snakes, turtles, frogs, humans 6

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  8. C. Aquatic Life Organisms within the river are classified by: Structure how they obtain their food 8

  9. Dominate river organisms: 1. Algae - autotrophs **since algae makes its own food it is considered the base of many food chains. 9

  10. Algae 10

  11. 2. Plant-like protists 11

  12. 3. Animal like Protists – eat sediments containing bacteria 12

  13. 4. invertebrates – insects, mollusks (clam like), and worms in the substrate 13

  14. Insects 14

  15. Mollusks 15

  16. Worms 16

  17. most feed on algae and plants Therefore, PRIMARY consumers a) grazers – grazes on algae; Ex: snails 17

  18. b. shredders – shreds and eats plant material, such as tree leaves Ex: stone flies, crane fly 18

  19. c. Collectors – eat the crumbs from the shredders; gathers or filters from water Ex: clam, caddis fly 19

  20. Predators – feeds on other animals; Ex: water beetles 20

  21. Parasites – nourishment from a host Ex: leech 21

  22. 5. Insects adults – three body parts • Head • thoracic region (legs and wings are jointed ) • abdomen (organ location) 22

  23. Metamorphosis –change of insect from egg to an adult 2 types: * incomplete metamorphosis - ENA 23

  24. ● Eggs ● Nymph - some look like the adult - molts sheds exoskeleton - develops directly into the adult - no cocoon - no wings , can’t reproduce ● Adult - wings; mates; return to lay eggs -main purpose is to reproduce 24

  25. examples: damsel fly dragonfly 25

  26. grasshopper

  27. * complete metamorphosis (ELPA) 27

  28. * complete metamorphosis (ELPA) ● Eggs ● Larva - soft bodies - look nothing like the adult ● Pupa (cocoon) - inactive, not feeding ● Adult • emerges from cocoon to mate • – wings 28

  29. Ex: Monarch Butterfly

  30. 6. Vertebrates a. Amphibians: smooth moist skin must use water for reproduction no claws on feet breath through skin and lungs Ex: frogs, toads, newts, salamanders 30

  31. Salamanders, Frogs, Newts & Toads 31

  32. b. Reptiles dry scaly skin if feet will have claws lay eggs for reproduction lungs Ex: snakes, lizards, turtles 32

  33. c. fish some primary consumers of algae some are strictly predators d. Birds e. Mammals hair, fur, nourish young with milk 33

  34. d. Birds e. Mammals hair, fur, nourish young with milk 34

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