The Five Main Classes of Vertebrates
-fish
-amphibians
-reptiles
-birds
-mammals
The Five Kingdoms of Organisms
-Fungi
-Animalia
-Monera
-Protista
-Plantae
classification system - a scientific system used to sort and group organisms.
unicellular - consisting of one single cell.
multicellular - consisting of more than one cell.
cell membrane - a thin covering around an entire cell that acts as a gatekeeper by controlling which materials move into and out of the cell.
nucleus - the 'brain' of a cell, controlling its growth and movement.
chloroplasts - the part of the plant cell that holds the chlorophyll.
chlorophyll - a chemical produced inside of a plant that makes the plant green.
vertebrates - organisms that have a spine. (e.g) cows, dogs, humans, fish.
invertebrates - organisms that do not have a spine. (e.g.) jellyfish, worms.
micro-organisms - organisms that can only be seen under a microscope.
kingdoms - the five categories of living things.
species - organisms capable of breeding together and having fertile offspring.
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