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What Are The Similarities Between My Two Kingdom
My two kingdoms, I choice to describe the likes and differences of, out of the six-kingdom system of taxonomy, are animals and plants. These two were also the only two kingdoms of the six when Linnaeus first developed the kingdoms (“The Six Kingdoms”, n.d.). There are several factors how these two kingdoms are different, yet many that show similarities, one would never typically think of. Below I will list some characteristics of each showing these differences and similarities.
Plants are made up of a vast amount of very complicated cells. There are several different types of plants, to be exact there are over 250,000 species. Plants are the second largest kingdom and vary in size all the way from the smallest, such as mosses or buttercups,

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