Multicellular, heterotrophic nutrition, cell walls are never present in their cells, which kingdom do these organisms belong to?
Correct answer: D. Kingdom Animalia
- A. Kingdom Protista
- B. Kingdom Fungi
- C. Kingdom Plantae
- D. Kingdom Animalia
Explanation
Organisms with multicellular structures, heterotrophic nutrition, and the absence of cell walls in their cells belong to the Kingdom Animalia.
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Biological classification uses taxonomic ranks, binomial nomenclature and shared characteristics to organize life into kingdoms. The major groups include prokaryotes, protists, fungi, plants and animals, with comparisons based on cell type, cell wall, nutrition, body organization, reproduction and evolutionary relationships; prokaryotes lack a membrane-bound nucleus.
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