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The '''Animal Kingdom''' is one of the five [[kingdom]]s in [[evolution]]ary [[biology]] science. It consists of all the [[animal]]s. | The '''Animal Kingdom''' is one of the five [[kingdom]]s in [[evolution]]ary [[biology]] science. It consists of all the [[animal]]s. | ||
| − | The animal kingdom contains all organisms that consist of more than one cell and who's cells do not have a cell wall. | + | The animal kingdom contains all organisms that consist of more than one cell and who's cells do not have a [[cell wall]]. |
The other four kingdoms are: | The other four kingdoms are: | ||
Revision as of 21:52, May 13, 2007
The Animal Kingdom is one of the five kingdoms in evolutionary biology science. It consists of all the animals.
The animal kingdom contains all organisms that consist of more than one cell and who's cells do not have a cell wall.
The other four kingdoms are:
- Plants, not including mushrooms or plant-like things like sea anenomes -- the Plant Kingdom
- Fungus and other mushrooms -- the Fungi Kingdom
- Bacteria and other tiny creatures -- the Monera
- Protists, which means all other organisms that don't fit into a pre-existing category. Protists are sometimes referred to as the "Magic" kingdom.[1]