(D) Kingdom Animalia _This Kingdom includes animals which are eukaryotic, multiocelluar and heterotrophic. They develop from embryos. They ingest food and diges

(C) Kingdom Plantae It includes plant which are eukaryotic, multicellular organisms with cell walls made of cellulose. They are autotrophic and prepare food thr

B) Kingdom Fungi This kingdom consists of fungi. They are heterotrophic. Fungi get nutrients in a unique way. They do not ingest food like animals and some prot

Classification of Domain Eukarya. A) Kingdom Protista Kingdom protista includes eukaryotes which are unicellular or colonial or filamentous or simple

Domain Eukarya The Domain includes all unicellular and multicellular eukaryotes. They complex eukaryotic cells with nucleus and other membrane-bound organell

Domain Bacteria This domain bacteria and cyanobacteria. They are also prokaryotes. The cell wall is made of peptidoglycan. They are found in all environments including soil, water, air and in the bodies

Domain Archaea These are the most primitive organism on Earth. They are prokaryotes but their cell wall dose not contain peptidoglycan but is made of various polypeptides and proteins. Their rRNA (ribosomal

STATUS OF VIRUS IN CLASSIFICATION

Taxonomic Ranks : The groups into which organism are classified are known as taxonomic ranks or taxa (Singular "Taxon"). The Swedish botanist 'Carl Linnaeus' devised the Linnaean system of taxonomic

Rotatory motion: If each point of a body moves around a fixed point (Axis), the motion of this body is called rotatory motion. Example: The motion of an electric fan and the drum of a washing machine dryer

Translatory Motion: If the motion of a body is such that every particles of the body moves uniformly in the same direction, it is called tanslatory motion. The motion of a train is translatory motion:

CHEMISTRY Photo taken via notebook Solution: A mixture in which solute particles are completely homogenized in the solvent. Example:- Dissolution of sodium chloride in water. Suspension: A mixture in which

Length measuring Instrument Photo taken via notebook. 1. Meter rule: Meter rule is used generally laboratory to measure length. It can measure length up to (1 mm.) Least count:Least count is the smallest

CHEMISTRY Photo taken via notebook. 1. Element: Element is the simplest form of matter. It is a pure substance containing same kind of atoms. Properties: Element may be metal and non-metal. Element may

PHYSIC Photo taken via notebook: 4. Non-Physical Quantities: The quantities that cannot be measured directly and indirectly by using same tools and instruments. Example: Fear, Wisdom, Beauty etc. Note:

PHYSICS Photo taken via notebook. 1. Base Physical Quantities: A quantity which can be expressed independently without the reference of any other quantitiy. Example; Length, Mass and time etc. 2. Derived

Photo taken via notebook. 9. GEO CHEMISTRY: The study of chemical composition of earth and its source and minerals is called Geo chemistry. Note: Today we use geochemistry in environmental, monitring forestry

Branch of Chemistry Photo taken via notebook 7. Nuclear Chemistry: Nuclear chemistry which deals with the reaction taking place in nucleus of an atom. It deals with radioactivity, nuclear processes and

Photo taken via notebook 4. Environmental Chemistry: It is the scientific of the chemical and biochemical phenomenon that occurs is this planet. NOTE: It helps in understanding the causes, effect and solution

BRANCHES OF CHEMISTRY Photo taken via my notebook. 1. Physical chemistry: This branch investigate how substance behave at atomic or molecular levels. Note: It is also used to predict and changes the rates