DODO 0 0 Consider the characteristics given on the first column of Table 18. Put a check on the column corresponding to the group of organisms if the said group exhibits the given characteristic. The first item is given as an example. Make sure to keep your work neat and orderly. Table 18: Comparison of Major Taxa Bacteria Archaeans Protists Characteristics Plants Fungi Animals None of the members are eukaryotic. ✓ All members are multicellular. All members do not possess organelles. All members are autotrophic. Some members reproduce asexually, while others reproduce sexually. All members are heterotrophic. All members go through a blastula stage. Cuida

DODO 0 0 Consider the characteristics given on the first column of Table 18. Put a check on the column corresponding to the group of organisms if the said group exhibits the given characteristic. The first item is given as an example. Make sure to keep your work neat and orderly. Table 18: Comparison of Major Taxa Bacteria Archaeans Protists Characteristics Plants Fungi Animals None of the members are eukaryotic. ✓ All members are multicellular. All members do not possess organelles. All members are autotrophic. Some members reproduce asexually, while others reproduce sexually. All members are heterotrophic. All members go through a blastula stage. Cuida

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Chapter18: Organizing Information About Species

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Problem 9SQ: Homologous structures among major groups of organisms may differ in _______ . a. size b. shape c....

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