Archaebacteria and Eubacteria
Eubacteria are the type of bacteria with which most people are familiar. They live everywhere, including inside humans and other living organisms. Eubacteria have a semi-rigid cell wall that contains peptidoglycan, a tight-knit
Fungi
Most fungal species are multicellular organisms that live on land rather than in water. Yeast and molds are examples of fungi. Like algae, fungi possess cell walls. Unlike algae cell walls, fungal cell walls contain chitin rather than cellulose.
And also plantae and animalia
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Greenhouse effect
Explanation:
Carbon-dioxide, methane and water vapor are green house gases, these gases absorb a large proportion of sunlight been reflected by the surface of the Earth. These absorption of sunlight leads to gradual increase in the annual temperature of the Earth. This phenomenon is known as greenhouse effect.
That would be active transport
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The scientific name of an organisms is always given as a two part name with the genus and the species. :)
