To determine which kingdom(s) include more than one body type based on the provided table, we need to evaluate the "Body type" column for each kingdom.
Here's the table for reference:
|Domain | Kingdom | Body type | Cell type |
|--------|---------------|-----------------|-------------|
|Bacteria| Eubacteria | Unicell | Prokaryote |
|Archaea | Archaebacteria| Unicellular | Prokaryote |
|Eukarya | Protista | Most unicellular| Eukaryote |
|Eukarya | Fungi | Both | Eukaryote |
|Eukarya | Plantae | Multicellular | Eukaryote |
|Eukarya | Animalia | Multicellular | Eukaryote |
Let's analyze each kingdom:
1. Eubacteria: "Unicell" – Only one body type (unicellular).
2. Archaebacteria: "Unicellular" – Only one body type (unicellular).
3. Protista: "Most unicellular" – This implies the presence of both unicellular and multicellular organisms.
4. Fungi: "Both" – This clearly indicates the presence of both unicellular and multicellular organisms.
5. Plantae: "Multicellular" – Only one body type (multicellular).
6. Animalia: "Multicellular" – Only one body type (multicellular).
From this analysis, we identify that:
- Protista includes more than one body type (most unicellular but also some multicellular).
- Fungi includes more than one body type (both unicellular and multicellular).
Therefore, the kingdoms that include more than one body type are Protista and Fungi.
The correct answer to the question "which kingdom(s) include more than one body type?" is:
Protista and Fungi.
