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Taxonomy 2

2 Kingdom Classification (1700’s)

Domain Bacteria Prokaryotic (no membrane bound organelles or nucleus) About 80% of prokaryotes are believed to be in this domain Aerobic and/or anaerobic metabolism Pathogenic bacteria (most bacteria are harmless and/or helpful in most cases) Classified as Gram positive or negative Unicellular

Domain Archaea Prokaryotic Anaerobic only Extremophiles Probably more physiologically like eukaryotes than Bacteria Unicellular Not known to cause disease in humans

Archaebacteria Flagellum

Eubacteria Flagellum

Domain Eukarya Protista Fungi Plantae Animalia

Kingdom Protista

Kingdom Protista is the “junk drawer” category taxonomy.

Kingdom Fungi

Types of Fungi

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