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In the Wh5How2 Database, the hierarchy begins with the largest physical thing of which we are currently aware, the universe, and progressively gets smaller:
PLANETARY ATMOSPHERE (includes water) |
PLANET |
EARTH GEOLOGY (includes mineral kingdom) |
Kingdom Monera (bacteria and blue-green algae) |
Kingdom Protista (protozoa, slime molds, fungi, and algae other than the blue-greens) |
Kingdom Plantae (Metaphyta or Embryophyta) (bryophytes and vascular plants)
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Kingdom Metazoa (higher animals) |
Divisions Monera (2) |
Subkingdoms Protista (2) |
Divisions Plantae (7) |
Subkingdoms Metazoa (2) |
Schizophyta (bacteria: photosynthetic and chemosynthetic bacteria, true bacteria, sheathed bacteria, budding bacteria, filmentous bacteria, branching bacteria, gliding bacteria, slime bacteria, spiral bacteria, and mycoplasms or pleuropneumonia organisms) |
Protophyta (algae, slime molds, lichens, water molds, sac fungi (yeasts, many bread molds, powdery mildews, morels, cup fungi, truffles, most lichen fungi, and others), club fungi (jelly fungi, smuts, rusts, mushrooms, puffballs, stinkhorns, earth stars, bird's-nest fungi and others) |
Bryophyta (mosses, liverworts, and hornworts) |
Parazoa (sponges) |
Cyanophyta (blue-green algae) |
Protozoa |
Psilotophyta (whisk ferns or psilopsids) |
Metazoa |
Lycopodiophyta (club mosses and quill worts) |
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Equisetophyta (horsetails) |
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Polypodiophyta (ferns) |
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Pinophyta (or Gymnospermae) (gymnosperms: conifers (pines, yews, spruces, firs, junipers, redwoods, and others), cycads, ginkgos, joint firs, and others) |
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Magnoliophyta (or Angiospermae) (flowering plants: monocots (grasses, rushes, sedges, cattails and pondweeds, palms, pineapple and other bromeliads, lilies, bananas, ginger, orchids, and others) and dicots or broad-leaved plants (most trees, buttercups, poppies, roses, violets, cacti, mints, squashes, sunflowers, and many others) |
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