Basic Biology. Lesson 2 - Classification of living things (GCSE Science)

This lesson covers the key topic of classification. What classification is and why it is so important.
This lesson introduces the concept of the five kingdoms of life and the key features of each kingdom.
Carl Linnaeus's classification system is also explained along with the binomial naming system used today.

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[slurpoo]

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[josephinekulegwa]

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[bunnygirl]

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[cathrine]

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[وجدانالمجتبىالجعلي]

I don't understand the difference between fungi and plant according to the spreading of the nuclei in the cytoplasm

[sushenbiswas]

Thank you very helpful the video is the sections are thoroughly explained and what is your name

[robandmonasytsma]

I thought all living things were composed of cells, but here you state Fungi consist of hyphae, not cells. Can you explain?

[miralaycevdet]

U taught them in 12 minutes but my teacher couldnt in 2 months

[violet-flve]

Question! Can Monera move? When you explain that Protoctista can move, you say it as though this is one of the things that distinguishes them from Monera. But I thought movement was one of the seven life processes required to be considered a living organism.

[mr.hibster]

Australia follows 4 kingdom classification with monera as a separate domain.

[zoyazara]

But I want to ask that plant kingdom and kingdom plantie are same

[pawslife]

What i thought reproduction by spores is asexual?