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Name _______________________ Bacteria to Plants Chapter One Taxonomy (Classification) Domains • • • Bacteria Archaea Eukarya Domain: Bacteria • unicellular • cells non-nucleated • autotrophs and heterotrophs • Kingdom: Eubacteria Domain: Archaea • unicellular • non-nucleated • extreme environments • autotrophs (chemotrophs) • genetically distinct from Bacteria • Kingdom: Archaebacteria Domain: Eukarya • unicellular or multicellular • cells have nucleus • autotrophs and heterotrophs • Kingdoms: Protist, Fungus, Plant and Animal Kingdoms • Eubacteria • Archaebacteria • Protista • Fungus • Plants • Animals Eubacteria Kingdom: • unicellular • cell non-nucleated • heterotrophs and autotrophs bacillus: rod-shaped bacteria coccus: spherical-shaped bacteria spirilus: spiral-shaped bacteria cyanobacteria: blue-green algae Kingdom: Archaebacteria • unicellular • cell non-nucleated • autotrophs (chemotrophs) • live in extreme environments (very hot, swampy, salty) • methanogens: methane makers • thermophiles: heat lovers • halophiles: salt lovers Kingdom: Protista • unicellular • cell nucleated • heterotrophs: autotrophs: protozoa algae Kingdom: Fungus • unicellular or multicellular • cell multi-nucleated • cell wall of chiton • heterotrophs Kingdom: Plant • multicellular • cell nucleated • cell wall of cellulose • autotrophs (photosynthesis) Kingdom: Animal • multicellular • cell nucleated • mobile • heterotrophs Human Taxonomy • Domain: • Kingdom: • Phylum: • Class: • Order: • Family: • Genus: • Species: Eukarya Animal Chordate Mammal Primate Hominid Homo sapiens Human Taxonomy • Eukarya: cell nucleus • Animal: multicellular, mobile, heterotroph • Chordate: dorsal spinal cord • Mammal: warm blood, hair/fur, live birth, feed young milk (mammary glands) • Primate: lemurs, monkeys, apes, humans • Hominid: humans (modern and extinct) • Homo: modern humans • sapiens: “wise” humans