Name the four kingdoms of Eukarya, and give two characteristics of each?

The four Kingdoms of Eukarya are ; a)  Plantae, b) Animalia, c) Protista and Fungi

Kingdoms of Eukarya                                     Characteristics

A) Plantae                                      Possession of vacuolate eukaryotic cells

                                                        Presence of chlorophyll

B) Animalia                                      Absence of chlorophyll

                                                        Composed of eukaryotic cells

c) Protista                                     Presence of  endoplasmic reticulum

                                                      Presence of a nucleus containing DNA

D) Fungi                                       Non - vascular organisms

                                                     presence of membrane enclosed nucleus

Eukarya is domain composed of kingdoms whose organisms have their nucleus enclosed within a membrane shaped like an envelope. and the  organisms that fall within this domain are grouped into four which are , Animals ( Animalia ) , plants( plantae) , protists ( protista ) and Fungi.

Hence we can conclude that the four kingdoms of Eukarya are  Plantae, Animalia, Protista and Fungi.

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The four kingdoms of Eukarya are: Animalia (Metazoa), Plantae, Fungi, and Protista.

1) Animalia:

- They are multicellular organisms that do not possess chlorophyll!

- They are eukaryotic organisms!

2) Plantae:

- They are multicellular organisms with walled and frequently vacuolate eukaryotic cells!

- These contain photosynthetic pigment in plastics!

3) Fungi:

- Fungi are eukaryotic organisms means they have a true nucleus which is enclosed in membranes.

- They are non-vascular organisms!

4) Protista:

- Protists have a nucleus containing their DNA.

- They also have other membrane-bound organelles, such as mitochondria and the endoplasmic reticulum!

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