What is the different between plant kingdom and animal kingdom??
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Kingdom Plantae consists of organisms that are autotrophic (some are heterotrophic) that do show movement but no locomotion, have chloroplasts and are prokaryotic organisms.
Eg: Spirogyra, Algae, Dodder, Mango Tree, etc.
Kingdom Animalia consists of organisms that are all heterotrophic, do not have chloroplasts, show movement and locomotion, and are eukaryotic in nature.
Eg: Amoeba, Cat, Rat, Human, etc.
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Eg: Spirogyra, Algae, Dodder, Mango Tree, etc.
Kingdom Animalia consists of organisms that are all heterotrophic, do not have chloroplasts, show movement and locomotion, and are eukaryotic in nature.
Eg: Amoeba, Cat, Rat, Human, etc.
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Explanation:
Cell size also matters, when it comes to plant cells it is approximately in the size of 0.1 to 5micrometer and animal cells are in the size of 5 to 100mm.
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Differentiate between Plantae and Animalia.
Plantae Animalia
The cells of this kingdom contain cell wall Animal cells do not have any cell walls.
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