ANIMAL These characteristics describe members of the animal kingdom. Both plants and fungi have cell walls. Protists may be consumers or producers. USA TEST PREP GANG
The list of characteristics describe organisms in the <u>Animal </u>Kingdom.
Explanation:
Characteristics of organisms belonging to animal kingdom are:
They are multi-cellular eukaryotes with heterotrophic nutrition.
The animal cells lack cell wall and large vacuoles which characterize plants among eukaryotes.
Among the animal kingdom 95% organisms do not posses back bone and are termed as invertebrates.
Rest of them have a back bone and are called vertebrates.
Animals classified into-
The invertebrate phyla as:
Phylum Porifera e.g. Sponge
Phylum Cnidaria e.g. jelly fish
Phylum Platyhelminthes e.g. tape worm
Phylum Aschehelminthes e.g Pin worm
Phylum Annelida e.g. earthworm
Phylum mollusca; e.g. Snail.
Phylum Arthropoda e.g. insects
Phylum Echinodermata e.g. Starfish
A transition between Invertebrates and vertebrates include half chordates grouped as
Phylum Hemichordata. e.g. Tongue worm
The Vertebrates are grouped as ;
Phylum Chordata which include : Class Pisces (fishes); Class Amphibia Amphibians); Class Reptilia(reptiles) ; Class Aves (birds) ; Class Mammalia(mammals).
Allopatric<span> speciation occurs when new species arise as a result of geographic isolation from the ancestral species. It involves an extrinsic barrier to gene exchange and can occur by a number of means including subdivision or peripheral division.</span>
I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option D. It would be carbon dioxide and water that contributes the most to the mass of a plant. These substances are what the plant needs to carry out photosynthesis with the presence of sunlight. Hope this answers the question.