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The five kingdoms of living organisms

The five kingdoms of living organisms. Name Institution. Contents. 1. Classification 2. Origin 3. Examples 4. The five kingdoms: 4.1. Monera 4.2. Protista 4.3. Fungi 4.4. Plantae 4.5. Animalia 5. Summary. All living organisms are divided into five kingdoms. Origin.

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The five kingdoms of living organisms

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  1. The five kingdoms of living organisms Name Institution

  2. Contents • 1. Classification • 2. Origin • 3. Examples • 4. The five kingdoms: • 4.1. Monera • 4.2. Protista • 4.3. Fungi • 4.4. Plantae • 4.5. Animalia • 5. Summary

  3. All living organisms are divided into five kingdoms

  4. Origin • First known classification: Aristotle (384 -322 B.C): • Modified by Linnaeus (1707-1778): 3 kingdoms: animalia, vegetabilia and mineralia. • Robert. H. Whittaker classified living organisms into five kingdoms in 1969: 1. Monera (prokaryotic organisms) 2. Protista (primitive eukaryotic organisms) 3. Mycota or fungi (exclusively fungi) 4. Metaphyta, plantae or plants (advanced eukaryotic plants) 5. Metazoa, animalia or animals (all multicellular animals

  5. Examples

  6. Monera

  7. Protista

  8. Fungi

  9. Plantae

  10. Animalia

  11. Summary

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