MammalsHave hair, feed young milk, warm blooded. | ![icon](fgIcons/iconBison.gif) |
BirdsHave feathers and lay eggs | ![icon](fgIcons/iconHummingbirds.gif) |
ReptilesCold blooded, lay eggs on land | ![icon](fgIcons/iconAligatorLizards.gif) |
AmphibiansCold blooded, moist skin | ![icon](fgIcons/iconFrogs.gif) |
FishUse gills to breath | ![icon](fgIcons/iconFish.gif) |
InvertebratesHave no backbone or bony skeleton | ![icon](fgIcons/iconSpiders.gif) |
Vascular PlantsHave specialized tissues for conducting water, minerals, and photosynthetic products through the plant | ![icon](fgIcons/Icon_Monocot.gif) |
BryophytesSmall, non-vascular plants, such as mosses, liverworts and hornworts | ![icon](fgIcons/Icon_Moss.gif) |
LichensComposed of fungal and algal symbionts that work together to obtain food through photosynthesis (algal partner) and absorption by excreting enzymes for digestion (fungal partner). | ![icon](fgIcons/iconNonVascular.gif) |
AlgaeEukaryotes that are not plants, animals, or fungi. | ![icon](fgIcons/iconPlants.gif) |
BacteriaUnicellular microorganisms with cell walls but lack organelles and an organized nucleus, including some that can cause disease. | |
FungiComposed of fungal and algal symbionts that work together to obtain food through photosynthesis (algal partner) and absorption by excreting enzymes for digestion (fungal partner). | ![icon](fgIcons/iconNonVascular.gif) |
Other | |