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Animal Kingdom Classification
Animal Kingdom Classification
LIVING ORGANISMS
HIERARCHY
SCALE OF CLASSIFICATION
KINGDOM PHYLUM CLASSES
ORDERS
1. PROKARYOTE - bacteria
2. PROTISTA - a collection of single-celled organisms and some
simple multicellular ones such as seaweeds.
3. FUNGI - mushrooms, toadstools and mucus.
4. PLANTAE- includes all plants.
5. ANIMALIA - classified based on cell structure, mode of nutrition,
mode of reproduction and body organization. Multicellular,
which includes "you"
PHYLUM:
1. PORIFERA - marine animals that consists of
sponges, filled with pores.
3. Osteichthyes - They have bones rather than cartilage. This class contains most
fish at sea.
5. CETACEA
consists of aquatic mammals, and their biggest trait is the ability
to survive underwater. They have a body shape that enables
them to adapt to the underwater and a high level of
intelligence. Ex. different whale species we have.
ORDER:
6. ARTIODACTYLA
Also called even-toed ungulates, these animals bear weight
equally on two of their five toes. Examples of both orders are
the Indian rhinoceros, the Brazilian tapir, the American bison,
and the giraffe.
ORDER:
6. BLATTODEA
Blattodea is an order of insects that contains cockroaches and
termites. Formerly, termites were considered a separate order,
Isoptera, but genetic and molecular evidence suggests they evolved
from within the cockroach lineage, cladistically making them
cockroaches as well.
FAMILIES
1. CARNIVORA
Felidae (cats)
Canidae (dogs)
Ursidae (bears
Mustelidae (weasels)
FAMILIES
2. PRIMATES
Lemuridae (Lemurs)
Cebidae (New World Monkeys)
Tarsiidae (Tarsiers)
Pongidae (Apes)
Hylobatidae (Gibbons)
FAMILIES