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MONERA, PROTISTA and FUNGI kingdoms - Natural Science - Primary 5 - Contenido educativo
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Hi guys, today we're going to learn about Monira, Protista and Fungi kingdoms.
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In the Monira kingdom we have bacteria.
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Monirans, or bacteria, are unicellular organisms, which means they are made up of only one cell.
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This cell is prokaryotic, which means it doesn't have a nucleus.
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Some monirans can move thanks to a tail called flagellum.
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Others can't move.
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Some monirans produce a substance that breaks down plant and animal matter.
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They are heterotrophs.
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This helps them absorb nutrients.
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Other monirans make their own food.
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They are autotrophs.
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Monerans reproduce by dividing, that is, one cell becomes two separate cells.
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In the Protista kingdom, we can find algae and protozoa.
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Protozoa are unicellular, however, algae can be unicellular or multicellular, but their
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cells never form tissues.
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This is the main difference between algae and plants.
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can't move. Protozoa move in different ways. Amoebas, for example, move using
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false feet. Bad paramecia move using cilia. Algae contain chlorophyll and carry out
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photosynthesis to produce food. They are autotrophs, as we said before. Protozoa
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are heterotrophs. They eat other living things. Protists can reproduce in two
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ways some of them produce spores but others divide into two and finally the fungi kingdom mushrooms
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mold and yeast belong to this kingdom most fungi are multicellular organisms like mold
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and mushrooms but others are unicellular like yeast mushrooms have a cap and a stem fungi can't
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move. Fungi produces substance which breaks down plant and animal matter. This enables the fungus
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to absorb the nutrients from decaying matter. They are heterotrophs. Fungi produce pores that
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are carried by the wind. So to sum up, if we look at the shape, monirons are unicellular and they
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don't have a nucleus. Some protists are unicellular but they have a nucleus and others are multicellular
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but they do not form tissues and most fungi are multicellular except for yeast
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which are unicellular in the movement section we know that some oneerans can
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move but others can't some protistas can move but others can't and fungi cannot
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move in nutrition some oneerans are heterotrophs and others are autotrophs
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some protistas are heterotrophs and others are autotrophs, and all fungi are heterotrophs.
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And finally, in reproduction, moneras reproduce by dividing, some protistas reproduce by dividing,
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and others produce spores, and fungi produce spores to reproduce.
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- Autor/es:
- Diego Maté Potes
- Subido por:
- Diego M.
- Licencia:
- Reconocimiento - No comercial - Sin obra derivada
- Visualizaciones:
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- Fecha:
- 10 de noviembre de 2020 - 18:05
- Visibilidad:
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- CP INF-PRI INFANTA LEONOR
- Duración:
- 03′ 54″
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- 1.78:1
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