Campbell Essential Biology with Physiology, Books a la Carte Plus Mastering Biology with eText -- Access Card Package (5th Edition)
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Chapter 1, Problem 4SQ
For each of the following organisms, match its description to its most likely domain and/or kingdom:
- a. A foot-tall organism capable of producing its own food from sunlight
- b. A microscopic, simple, nucleus-free organism found living in a riverbed
- c. An inch-tall organism growing on the forest floor that consumes material from dead leaves
- d. A thimble-sized organism that feeds on algae growing in a pond
- A. Bacteria
- B. Eukarya/Animalia
- C. Eukarya/
Fungi - D. Eukarya/Plantae
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