Yes.
Animals, Plants, Protists, Monerans, Fungi, Bacteria
i think they are only 5..they are animals,plants,fungi,protists,monerans
producers
1. MONERA (monerans)2.PROTISTA (protists)3.FUNGI (fungus)4.PLANTAE (plants)5.ANIMALIA (animals)
Either the cell membrane, or the cell wall. The cell membrane is most common in animals, and protists, whereas some monerans, and most plants and fungi have a cell wall.
animals, plants, and protists
Either the cell membrane, or the cell wall. The cell membrane is most common in animals, and protists, whereas some monerans, and most plants and fungi have a cell wall.
Either the cell membrane, or the cell wall. The cell membrane is most common in animals, and protists, whereas some monerans, and most plants and fungi have a cell wall.
Either the cell membrane, or the cell wall. The cell membrane is most common in animals, and protists, whereas some monerans, and most plants and fungi have a cell wall.
Protists do not have specialized tissues.
Amoneran is a classification of the five kingdoms, including Animalia, Plataea, Fungi, Protista, and Monerans. Protist and monerans are the same except that protists have a nucleus, but monerans do not. Animals, plants, fungi, and protists have nuclei in one or more of their cells, and so are called Prokaryotes. Monerans don't have nuclei, and so are called Eukaryotes. Monerans are single celled, Eukaryotic, make little or no movement, and either obtain or make their own food through a process called "Photosynthesis", which involves an organelle called a chloroplast and a chemical called chlorophyll which gives the cell a green color. Examples of this are Bacteriophage, viruses like cold inducing viruses and streptococcus, and bacteria like the ones that give influenza to a person.
Yes, they are because they do not meet the qualifications to be plants, animals,monerans or fungi.