What is LifeLatisha Rawlings

And Sean Alberts

Kingdom of life project

Seven Characteristics of life.Cellular organizationReproductionMetabolismHomeostasisHeredity ResponseGrowth and Development.

Bacteria- The handle of the car probably has bacteria from people touching it.

Plant- Maple tree in the backround

Fungus- Fungus growing on the side of this tree.

Protista- we assume there are protist, because protist live in water.

Animalia- We found a snail hiding under a log.

Facts about Hourglass Dolphin Multicellular Eukaryote Tertiary Consumer

Facts about Hourglass DolphinEats: small fish, crustaceans, and squid.Interesting Facts: They are also called Sea Skunks. They can develop type 2 diabetes

Grow to be 6 to 7 feet long, and weigh up to 180 pounds.

Live in the polar regions of Northern England, Southern New Zealand, and the Southern tip of South America.

Fly AgaricMulticellularEukaryoteDecomposer

Fact about Fly Agaric 3 to 8 inches tallPoisonesUsed by ancient europeans for its halucigenic

propertiesDecomposes dead plant and animal material.

1. Animalia2. Chordata 3. Vertabrata4. Cetacea5. Delphinidai6. Lagnorhynchus7. Lagnorhynchus cruciger8.Motile9.No cell wall

1.Fungi2.Basidiomycota3.Agaricolycetes4.Agaricales5.Amanitaceae6.Amanita7.Amanita muscaria8.Sessile9.Cell wall

•Animalia•Multicellular•Eukaryote•no cell wall•sexual reproduction•heterotroph•motile

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Organism 1- Lagenorhynchus cruciger Organism 2- Amanita muscaria

Questions

What does the hourglass dolphin eat?How big can the hourglass dolphin get?How tall can the fly agaric grow up to be?Is the fly agaric poisonous or non-poisonous?Is the fly agaric a decomposer?

Works Sited

http://weblog.greenpeace.orghttp://uniprot.org