BiOlOgY FoR SiXhT GrAde: 2008

¡¡¡¡ KiNgDoMs oF ThE NaTuRe !!!!

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MONERA KINGDOM

the unique kingdom that includes organisms Procaryote is the Monera. Monera also knows them like bacteria, are Microscopic organisms that stop to be able to see we needed them called instruments Microscopes. They are Unicellular since they are made up of a single cell. Its form to feed itself can be Autótrofa or Heterótrofa. Some are detrimental the human being since they produce diseases such as the rage, the pneumonia, tuberculosis and poisonings. But others are beneficial since without bacteria we could not produce Beer, Cheeses, Wines, Yogurt, among others foods.

PROTISTA KINGDOM

Made up of unicellular organisms eucariota. All live in aquatic habitat. The Protozoos is Heterotrophic and of free life, some can produce diseases. The Protofitos is Autótrofos, owns chlorophyll and can produce their own food.

FUNGI KINGDOM

The kingdom fungi is made up of fungi. All the fungi are Heterótrofosmulticelulares, like the fungi of hat and microscopic unicellular fungi, like the penicilium (that is used to produce penicillin). There are other fungi that are detrimental for the man, like for example the fungi that produce the athlete foot. since they are fed by decomposition of dead organic matter and some are parasitic. There are fungi.

VEGETAL KINGDOM

One of the numerous kingdoms but (after the animal). The plants are anywhere of the world and if they did not exist it would not be possible the life we know as it today, since they produce necessary oxygen for the breathing. They are all Autótrofos, produce its food thanks to a denominated process Photosynthesis. Although there is unicellular plants the majority is multicellular.

ANIMAL KINGDOM

It is formed by all the animal. Their basic characteristicses are: They are fed on plants or other animal They are related to the outside through the movements (walk, they fly or they swim) and through the organs of the senses The animal can be classified in two groups: Vertebrate animal Invertebrate animal

ImPoRtAnCe oF ThE NaTuRe

In old days we lived very closely with nature in one form or another. This was necessary, as we did not live in the sophisticated way we do at the moment, but by listening and feeling our connection with nature. By no longer doing so we have mislaid a lot of the ancient knowledge that we once had at our fingertips…

It was possible in the recent past to stand and look up at the skies, and see where the stars were and the story that they had to tell us!

They was so much that we could interpret from the sky, to do with the closeness of certain groups of stars to us at any particular time. We could even read the weather to some extent by looking at the night sky.

These days there is too much light pollution for us to do that unless we make a trip out into the country which many of us really don't always have time or ability to do!

Sometimes we need to feel the earth under our feet…. to bury our toes into the grass and closely feel our connection with our Mother Earth…

To stand on the shore and become one with the sea and the land and bridge the two….

Stand and gaze at the horizon and feel that you are part of the sea for a few moments and in this way strengthen your emotional connection to water and the oceans of this our planet.

Walk in the woods and feel you're connectedness to the trees, and the ancient beings of the woods who are full of wisdom!

Simply to stand with your hands on the back of a very old, very large tree, is to feel the incredible rush of energy deep down into the planet, which bursts up again high into the heavens and connects both!

These are primal and very ancient and important energies that today we seem to have lost connection to for the greater part. And we really need these energies to balance us as denizens of the Earth!

We no longer have the ancient connection to our Gods of the Woods and our Goddesses of the sea! And we need to re-create these connections to balance our own volatile energies and emotions…

Make time in your busy week to be ‘out in nature’. Run barefoot through the grass, to wonder alone through quiet woodlands, to stand on the edge of the land and the sea and become one with all there is..