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Eukaryotes - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Examples of vertebrates are fish, amphibians, reptiles and birds, montromemes, and mammals. Invertebrates are bugs, insects, jellyfish, octopus, and etc.
        
        Animals are important to humans because they all have an important role in the ecosystem. Animals can help in the decomposition, carbon, and nitrogen cycle.
- - - - Nonvascular plants require a moist environment to reproduce, while vascular plants require a dry habitat.
        
        The importance of plants to humans is that without them, we wouldn't have seeds to be able to grow crops!
        
        Unfortunately with plants, it also has its disadvantages such as pollen which results in allergies.
- - - - Protists are important to humans because they provide us diatoms, which is used in toothpaste and many other items. They also make it possible for us to have "Diatomaceous Earth" which could be used as pest control.
        
        Protists can also cause human disease like Amoebas that are single celled eukaryotes that kill other cells.
- - - - Another importance of fungi is that it is a decomposer. Fungi feeds on dead organic material which cleans up the ecosystem
        
        Fungi can destroy crops. Ex: green mold on grapefruit