The Six Kingdoms Of Life at Life

The Six Kingdoms Of Life. The term kingdom, when used in biological taxonomy, is a separation and categorization of different types of life. The 'archaebacteria' kingdom, one of the six kingdoms of life, is known for its ability to survive in extreme environments.

The mode of nutrition acquisition will either be autotrophic or heterotrophic. The six kindoms are eubacteria, protista, archaebacteria, plantae, animalia and fungi. You are most familiar with the plant and animal kingdoms.

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Their cell types will either be prokaryotic or eukatyotic. All probably belong to one of five already recognized phyla (amoebozoa, cercozoa, apusozoa, myzozoa, loukozoa) within the basal kingdom protozoa, mostly in known classes, sometimes even in known orders, families or genera. When linnaeus developed his system of classification, there were only two kingdoms, plants and animals. Their cell types will either be prokaryotic or eukatyotic.