okay, i had to do this for my intro to bio class. i wasn't really paying attention to the content because the music slapped so hard! like geez that violin part got me so hard. I was dancing the whole time.
I would like to know when life was divided into 6 kingdoms. When I was in highschool my biology book said there were 2 plants and animals and some biologists were trying to get bacteria which were in the plant kingdom placed in their own kingdom. This was in the 1979-80 school year and the book was not brand new but was new enough to mention DNA, RNA, and cellular metabolism.
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this is so useful thank you so much but i am confused in 8:31 can you check it please, you repeated the same thing you said that: "most of organisms are unicellular but some like yeast is unicellular" how come?? please reply and help me! thank you.
Too much information is given without defining terms, confusion results. A minor criticism is that oxYgen was incorrectly spelled with an e instead of a Y, Graphics are good, too bad the script was not.
While most of this video is factually correct, your classification of Archaea and Bacteria are incorrect, as they are domains rather than kingdoms, with the third domain (eukaryota) containing the four kingdoms you mentioned.
Thanks for watching. Traditionally, textbooks from the United States used a system of six kingdoms (Animalia, Plantae, Fungi, Protista, Archaea/Archaeabacteria, and Bacteria/Eubacteria)
Dillon Hartwig you are 100% correct. the domain is bacteria, archae, and eukarya. Eukarya consists of the four kingdoms- Animalia, Plantae, Protista, and Fungi.
This video is completely inaccurate. Bacteria and archaea have never been considered kingdoms, even under Linnaean taxonomy. "Protista" is a wholly outdated term with no meaning whatsoever in monophyletic phylogenetics.
no bro i am working now on kingdoms of life and i tell you the bacteria and archeae-bacteria are from the kingdoms of life trust me i am an ib student i have my books and i have a proof
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Like of you are in biology class
i'm in english class
@@rafitadavid2181I was gonna make that same joke!
okay, i had to do this for my intro to bio class. i wasn't really paying attention to the content because the music slapped so hard! like geez that violin part got me so hard. I was dancing the whole time.
It really is a bop though, I had to rewatch the video because of it
This is for my online class that i have to take because of the corona
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I only take online classes off of non RUclips sites
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Stay at home order science teacher assigned you to watch this check.
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In science class we are learning about protists
What we have seen so far:
Paramecium
Euglena
Very good job, Thank You. I'm writing music for my students based on Biology.
If you make a parody of a popular song they are more likely to remember it over a completely original song you wrote.
I would like to know when life was divided into 6 kingdoms. When I was in highschool my biology book said there were 2 plants and animals and some biologists were trying to get bacteria which were in the plant kingdom placed in their own kingdom. This was in the 1979-80 school year and the book was not brand new but was new enough to mention DNA, RNA, and cellular metabolism.
ayo wasnt paying attention in class and now i have a test and i dont know anything so im wacthing this check.
Quien te mandoa no estudiar😂😂😂
It's was an awesome video made regarding six kingdoms I really liked It good job
Nice video. I enjoyed watching it and very entertaining. But most of all I learned a lot from this short video. Thanks for sharing this one. good job!
Can you teach how to classify animal cells
thanks it helped me very much
music to loud for voice
I agree and thanks for the feedback.
I wonder if every kingdom needs each other to live today how did a single kingdom exsist in the beginning of evolution.
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nice video which helps me a lot in the midterm exam
Failing science hbu
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this is so useful thank you so much but i am confused in 8:31 can you check it please, you repeated the same thing you said that: "most of organisms are unicellular but some like yeast is unicellular" how come?? please reply and help me! thank you.
He meant most are multicellular but some like yeast are unicellular. Ik I’m two years late for this, but I’ll put his here anyway.
@@TheAlphatitan lol
Anyone from BMS? 😂 we're supposed to summarize this for Immunology right?
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This background music is off the hook
COOL
How long till we have 10 kingdoms of life?
what are virus clasification?,
some said, they are not living thing..
cs they can be freeze for long time..
but they also live..
they had RNA..
Too much information is given without defining terms, confusion results. A minor criticism is that oxYgen was incorrectly spelled with an e instead of a Y, Graphics are good, too bad the script was not.
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Nice video, but please take the music off because it distracts
I love science
No one:
Absolutely no one:
Me: the animalia looks like a shark
is algae both protista and plantea or only one?????????????????????
Bassel Choucair calm down with the ?
What is eubacteria?
True bacteria (eu) means true
While most of this video is factually correct, your classification of Archaea and Bacteria are incorrect, as they are domains rather than kingdoms, with the third domain (eukaryota) containing the four kingdoms you mentioned.
Thanks for watching. Traditionally, textbooks from the United States used a system of six kingdoms (Animalia, Plantae, Fungi, Protista, Archaea/Archaeabacteria, and Bacteria/Eubacteria)
Dillon Hartwig you are 100% correct. the domain is bacteria, archae, and eukarya. Eukarya consists of the four kingdoms- Animalia, Plantae, Protista, and Fungi.
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0:48 those look like cheetos
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im in science class!
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im in my biology class
Bad music, bad style of oration and even bad pictures
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and how is bacteria good for you? please explain
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POV your here because you have online class
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I still don't get it because ain't bacteria bad for you?
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This video is completely inaccurate. Bacteria and archaea have never been considered kingdoms, even under Linnaean taxonomy. "Protista" is a wholly outdated term with no meaning whatsoever in monophyletic phylogenetics.
Thanks for the feedback.
no bro i am working now on kingdoms of life and i tell you the bacteria and archeae-bacteria are from the kingdoms of life trust me i am an ib student i have my books and i have a proof
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LIke that you not like biology class
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Thanks for the feedback. This does help me improve future videos.
So we gone just act like Humans is not a kingdom ? 7 kingdoms of life. Unless your dead.
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Yeah. Humans are animals...