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What is the most diverse of the six kingdoms of living organisms?
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Which is the most diverse of the six kingoms of living organisms plantae or animalia or protista or archaebacteria?
The most diverse kingdom is likely Animalia.
What are the kingdoms of organisms from simplest to most complex?
Using the US (six kingdom) model, the order would be Bacteria Archaea Protista Fungi Plantae Animalia *(protists are arguably a diverse and polyphyletic group, which will likely be phased out in any new hierarchy of living things)
What kingdom of the 5 kingdoms has the most organisms on earth?
Eubacteria
In which division would the organisms be the most similar?
in the kingdoms
What biome has the most diverse communities of organisms?
Rain Forest (: (Novanet)
Are there more kingdoms phylums or classes of organisms?
There are more classes of organisms, since it is the most specific of the three.
What is the single most abundant compound in living organisms?
Water is the most abundant compound in living organisms.
Which two characteristics are the most important for classifying organisms into kingdoms?
Structures and Features
Which ecosystem is the most resistant to permanent change?
Diverse organisms in a large region.
Where do you most likely to find the largest number of living organisms?
Where are you most likely to find the largest number of living organisms?
Can all organic compounds be found in living organisms?
No. Most hydrocarbons are not found in living organisms.
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