A biological kingdom in the Eukarya domain, members of the kingdom (animals) are multicellular, cannot produce their own food, and can move their bodies.

Animalia

A kingdom made up of all funguses, characterized by their cell walls that absorb nutrients, rather than using photosynthesize as members of some other kingsdoms do.

Fungi (Kingdom)

A kingdom made up of single-celled eukaryotes that consume organic matter. Members of this kingdom are not believed to all share a common ancestor, but instead share ancestors with members of the Fungi, Animalia and Chromista kingdoms.

Protozoa (Kingdom)

A biological kingdom within the Eukarya domain whose members, commonly known as plants, are typically characterized by having cell walls containing cellulose and the ability to produce their own nutrients through photosynthesis.

Plantae

- Excavata
- Chromalveolata
- Rhizaria
- Archaeplastida
- Amoebozoa
- Opisthokonta

Eukaryotic Supergroups 

 - Plantae
- Protozoa
- Animalia
- Chromista
- Fungi

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One or more phyla/divisions grouped together, distinguishes differences within a domain .

Kingdom (biology)

The domain Eukarya contains members called eukaryotes, defined by their eukaryotic cells.

Eukarya 

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