Animalia

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The organism I chose to write my paper about is from the Animalia Kingdom in the Domain Eucarya. I will be talking about is the Giraffa camelopardalis, also known to most as a Giraffe. The scientific name comes from the ancient Greeks ' belief that it looked like a camel wearing a leopard 's coat. This paper will look at the habitat, nutrition, life span, reproduction, and unique facts that make this fascinating organism. Giraffes work in an individual manner in nature, typically wandering from herd

kingdom fungi, survive and live off of what is found in the soil beneath us. Fungi are considered to be decomposes meaning they decompose dead organisms which therefore becomes the food for their cells. Kingdom Animalia- Humans are considered to be classified under the kingdom Animalia. Humans and many other animals eat other living organisms unlike the kingdom fungi. We survive on eating other living things.

Topic 1: Context By Selah Green Topic 1A) The Python of the Kingdom Animalia, Phylum Chordata, Class Reptilia, Order Squamata, Family Phythonidae is vertebrate with several diverse species (spp.) (Banks, 2004). Topic 1B) The Python spp. is classified with Kingdom Animalia because they’re heterotrophs and exhibit motility. The Python spp. descendent from a chordata because they have a spine and backbone developed from the notochord and dorsal nerve cord. The Python spp. is cold blooded species and

well-developed nervous system rely on instinctive behavior. Higher developed animals use both instinctive and learned behavior. Generally, behavior helps organisms survive. Animals are eukaryotic, multicellular organisms that form the biological kingdom Animalia. With few exceptions, animals are motile (able to move), heterotrophic (consume organic material); they reproduce sexually, and their embryonic development includes a blastula stage. The body plan of the animal derives from this blastula, differentiating

African elephants, Loxodonta africana, are found in Kingdom Animalia. They’re native to the rainforests in central and West Africa and are also located in the sub-Saharan Africa (“African”). Elephants are herbivores, meaning they only consume plants for nutrients. They begin the extracellular digestion process when the food enters through the mouth. They break it down mechanically with their teeth. It then travels down their esophagus, into their stomachs, and then makes its way down to their intestines

dissimilar species, characteristics are taken accounted for whether they are derived, ancestral, or shared traits. Traits include symmetry, tissues, segmentation, body cavities, and patterns that deal with the development of embryos. The kingdom Animalia breaks down to two subkingdoms, Parazoa and Eumetazoa. Parazoa include organisms, such as sponges, who most members lack symmetry, but are multicellular to help circulate water and reproduce. Eumetazoa separates from Parazoa by symmetry and definite

kangaroo is their size. The Wallaby is much smaller than the kangaroo. Their heights are about 30 to 180 and they weight about 20kg. They can run up to 48kms per hour and live from 12 to 15 years. (Anonymous, no date) The Wallaby belongs in Kingdom Animalia. (N, P, et al, 2015) Kingdom Animalia’s animals are eukaryotic. This means the cells have membrane around the nucleus. The Wallaby is also heterotrophic, so must eat something. The Wallaby is a herbivore, so it eats plants or fruits. (No author

1. a) Plant: Eusmilia Fastigiat Animal: Ursus Americanus luteolus b) Plant:1. Kingdom: Animalia 2. Phylum: Cnidaria 3. Class: Anthozoa 4. Order: Scleractina 5. Family: Caryophylliidae 6. Genus: Eusmilia. Animal: 1. Kingdom: Animalia 2. Phylum: Craniata 3. Class: Mammalia 4. Order: Carnivora 5. Family: Ursidae 6. Genus: Ursus c) Plant: Eusmilia Fastigiata lives in marine habitat near the shore and with a depth of 1-65m. On patch reefs, fringing reefs, bank reefs it occurs within the range of

The Orectolobus arctoae or more commonly known as the Arctic Wobbegong, just like every other reproducing organism on this planet, goes through a process called natural selection. One adaptation of this particular organism is the ability to camouflage to the sand of the Arctic Ocean with lighter colored flesh [in comparison to its nimble yet sluggish cousin the Japanese Wobbegong]. The genetic variations of this adaptation are flesh tones that are the same color of, lighter or darker than the sand