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What kingdom of life consists of prokaryotic organisms?
The kingdom of life consisting of prokaryotic organisms is called Monera. These organisms lack a nucleus and other membrane-bound organelles in their cells. Examples include bacteria and archaea.
What are members of the anamalia kingdom?
All multicellular heterotrophs that are capable of locomotion are anamalia.
What phylum is the spider in?
anamalia
What is the kingdom for the walrus?
anamalia
What is a dolphin's kingdom?
Kingdom Anamalia
Is a roach a anamalia?
Yes, it is a fish.
What kingdom is a pig from?
Pigs are from the kingdom Anamalia.
What is the Different type of kingdom in animal life?
Anamalia
Is anamalia a kingdom?
Yes; Kingdom Animalia is for animals
Are grasshoppers a living thing?
Yes they are.
In what kingdom are gray wolves?
Wolves are in the kingdom Anamalia.
Why is the dumbo octopus in the anamalia kingdom?
Because scintist are stoped
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