Consider the four organisms you see here. Each represents a specific kingdom. They all exhibit the characteristics of life. Think about their life cycles. Compare and contrast the life cycles of the four. How do they differ?
A)
B)
Both the protist and the bacteria reproduce asexually. Their life span is
very short, less than a year, and they do not have stages of development,
Both the animal and the plant exhibit stages of growth during their
lifetimes. They have what might be described as a mature stage. The other
two, protist and bacteria do not.
Only two organisms reproduce sexually and have several life stages; the
plant and animal. The other two, the protist and bacteria, may have an
advantage because potentially can live forever.
The life spans of each kingdom vary greatly. The animal has the longest
life span and more stages of life during development than the others. The
bacteria, because it is the simplest, has the shortest life span
C)
D)
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