Living organisms

Cells are unicellular or multicellular and have three main parts:Cell membraneNucleusOrganellesCells contains genetic material (DNA)

There are five kingdoms:

UnicellularProkaryoticExample: bacteria

Unicellular or multicellularEukaryoticExample: protozoa or algae

Unicellular or multicellularEukaryoticHeterotrophicExample: yeast or mushrooms

MulticellularEukaryoticAutotrophicExamples: sunflower, rose, violet...

MulticellularEukaryoticHeterotrophicExamples: lion, dog, human...

Heterotrophic: Feed on other living organisms or organic matter (animals)Autotrophic: Obtain their nutrients from water, carbon dioxide and sunligth (plants)

React to enviroment: Animals detect changes with the sense organs Plants respond to changes in light, water, soil and climate

Asexual: a single living organisms makes a newSexual: male and female produce a new