Kingdom	Phylum	Class	Order	Family	Genus	Species
	Animals	Chordata, have spinal cords A subphylum, vertebrates, includes all the animals with backbones includes 45,000 species	Fish
			Amphibians	Frogs
				Salamanders
			birds
			Mammals
			Reptiles
			Sharks & Eels
		Cnidaria 9,500 species radially symetrical have tentacles	Jellyfish
			Anemones
			Corals
		Arthropoda Joint Legs no spine 500,000 - 10,000,000 species	Insecta Insects	True Bugs
				Beetles
				Wasps, Bees, Ants
				Flies
				Butterflies, Moths
				Crickets, Katydids, Grasshoppers
			Arachnida spiders. scorpions, ticks
			Crustacea Crustaceans	crabs barnacles
				shrimp
		Mollusca Molluscks soft bodied	Cephalopodia	octopods squid
			Gastropodia	snails slugs
			Bivalvia	clams
		Echinodermata	Asteroidea starfish	starfish
			Echinoidea	sea urchins
				sand dollars
Eukaryotes Cells with organelles nucleus bounded by membrane	Plants 270,000 species mostly flowering	Pteridophyta or Filicinophyta Ferns 12,000 species					http://www.perspective.com/nature/plantae/ferns.html   SUPER!!!
		Bryophyta mosses
		Hepatophyta Liverworts
		Anthoceraphyta Hornworts
		Angiospermophyta Angiosperms  Flowering Plants	Monocotyledoneae Monocots 30,000 species				orchids, lilies, irises, palms
			Dicotyledoneae Diocots 200,000 species	Rosaceae Rose Family			roses, apples, oranges, strawberries, cherries all have 5 petals
				Pea Family (Fabaceae)			peas, lupins, sweet peas, broom
				Asteraceae Sunflower Family			sunflowers, asters, thistles, daisies, dandelions
		Coniferophyta conifers 600 species		Pinus  Pines: over 100   species	Ponderosae		600 species are counted as conifers including the pines, firs, spruces, cedars, junipers, and yew.
	Fungi Decomposers grow from spores 100,000 species	Basidiomycota Club Fungi	Agricus	the mushrooms we eat			http://www.perspective.com/nature/fungi/index.html
		Ascomycota Sac Fungi 25,000 species	Truffles
		Zygomycota Conjugation Fungi	bread mold
		Deuteromycota  Imperfect Fungi 25,000 species	Athelete's foot Penicillin "Yeast "infections				Trichophyton (Athlete's foot), Penicillium     Penicillin Candida albicans    "Yeast" infections
		Mycophycophyta Lichens					http://www.perspective.com/nature/fungi/lichens.html
	Protists lack mitochondria
Prokaryotes	Archaea
	Bacteria