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Characteristics of 5 Kingdoms in Biology

Learn about the 5 main kingdoms in biology - Moneran, Protist, Fungus, Plantae, and Animalia. Understand their structures, functions, and examples.

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Characteristics of 5 Kingdoms in Biology

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  1. 5 Kingdoms

  2. Moneran • One celled • No separate nucleus • Example: bacteria

  3. Protist • Most one celled • Have nucleus and other cell structures • Examples: algae, amoeba

  4. Fungus • Many celled • Cannot move • Absorb nutrients from other organisms • Examples: mushrooms, yeast, molds

  5. Plantae • Many-celled • Cannot move • Use energy from the sun to make sugars • Examples: trees, flowers, ferns

  6. Animalia • Many-celled • Most can move • Get energy by consuming other organisms • Examples: invertebrates, fish, birds, mammals

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