Kingdoms of Life
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Kingdoms of Life surveys the six basic types of organisms that share this world: eubacteria, archaea, protists, fungi, plants, and animals. The book explores the differences and similarities of these life forms, and the strategies that organisms use to eat, reproduce, and survive. Along the way, readers will see how different types of organisms interact to support life on the planet. In addition to exploring Earth's biological diversity, this new title investigates how human activities threaten biodiversity. Content: Classifying life on Earth -- Bacteria and archaea -- Protists -- Fungi -- Plants -- Animals: from sponges to insects -- Animals: from sea stars to humans -- Challenges for a healthy planet.
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