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Some autotrophs || Mostly motile || Simple No membrane-bound organelles || All asexual Some sexual || Cyanobacteria || Some autotrophs || Most motile || Unique DNA No membrane-bound organelles Extreme environments || All asexual Some sexual || Thermophiles || (not a taxon) || Animal-like || Eukaryotes || No || Most unicellular Some multicellular || Heterotrophs || Most motile Some sessile || Form food vacuoles Actively seek prey || Sexual and asexual || Paramecium, Amoeba || (not a taxon) || Plant-like || Eukaryotes || Most have none, some have polysaccharides || Unicellular or multicellular || All photoautotrophs Some heterotrophs || Some motile Some sessile || Contain chlorophyll || Sexual and asexual || Algae & seaweed || Some unicellular || Heterotrophs || Sessile || Secretes enzymes and absorbs nutrients || Sexual and asexual || Mushrooms || No transport tissue || Sexual and asexual || Peat moss, liverworts, hornworts || Have transporting tissue Spore producing || Sexual and asexual || Ferns, horsetails, club mosses || Make fruit || Sexual and asexual || Dandelions, wheat, orchids || No specialized organs/tissue || Sexual and asexual || Sponges || Bilateral symmetry Only internal cavity is digestive || Sexual and asexual || Tape worms || have a shell || Sexual || Clams, squid, snails || jointed legs exoskeleton (chitin) || Sexual || Spiders, lobsters || endoskeleton || Sexual and asexual || Sea stars || Class: Mammalia || Eukaryotes || No || Multicellular || Heterotrophs || Motile || body covered with hair glands produce milk to produce young || Sexual || Humans, dolphins, wolves ||
 * ~ Kingdom or Domain ||~ Taxa ||~ Cell Type ||~ Cell wall & constituents of cell wall ||~ Cell organization ||~ Source of energy ||~ Motility ||~ Special Anatomical Features and Physical Features ||~ Asexual or sexual reproduction? ||~ Examples ||
 * Bacteria (domain) ||  || Prokaryote || Yes, peptidoglycan || Unicellular || Most heterotrophs
 * Archae (domain) ||  || Prokaryote || Yes, peptidoglycan || Unicellular || Most heterotrophs
 * Protista
 * Protista
 * Fungi || Basidiomycetes || Eukaryotes || Yes (chitin) || Most multicellular
 * Plantae || Bryophyta, Hepatophyta, Anthocerophytea || Eukaryotes || Yes (cellulose) || Multicellular || Photoautotrophs || Sessile || No true organs (no leaves, stems or roots)
 * Plantae || Pterophyta, Sphenophyta, Lycophyta || Eukaryotes || Yes (cellulose) || Multicellular || Photoautotrophs || Sessile || Have true organs
 * Plantae || Anthophyta || Eukaryotes || Yes (cellulose) || Multicellular || Photoautotrophs || Sessile || Flowering plant
 * Animalia || Porifera || Eukaryotes || No || Multicellular || Heterotrophs || Sessile || Asymmetrical body plan
 * Animalia || Platyhelminthes || Eukaryotes || No || Multicellular || Heterotrophs || Motile || Flat body
 * Animalia || Mollusca || Eukaryotes || No || Multicellular || Heterotrophs || Sessile or motile || Moist, muscular body (no skeleton)
 * Animalia || Arthropoda || Eukaryotes || No || Multicellular || Heterotrophs || Motile || segmented body
 * Animalia || Echinodermata || Eukaryotes || No || Multicellular || Heterotrophs || Motile || adults have radial symmetry
 * Animalia || Phylum: Chordata