1. The 3 Domains of Life 1)Bacteria 3.d)Fungi 3.b)Animals 3.c)Plants
3.a)Protists
2) Archaea
The 3 Domains of Life
3.c)Plants
3.d)Fungi
3.b)Animals
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2. Domains and Kingdoms All organisms are in one of three Domains:
1) Archaea
2) Eubacteria
3) Eukaryote
Protist Kingdom
Fungi Kingdom
Plant Kingdom
Animal Kingdom

3. Archaea Domain (a.k.a. Archaebacteria)
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4. Archaea characteristics
cells have no nucleus (prokaryotes)
unicellular
live in extreme environments
chemoautotrophs
asexual reproduction
anaerobic
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5. Archaea includes the prokaryotes that live in extreme environments.
Where do these extremophiles live?
Deep sea volcanic vents
Very salty water
The bottom of the Arctic Ocean
are a few examples …
Geyser? Deep sea vent? Cave?
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6. The Eubacteria Domain (commonly called the Bacteria)

7. Bacteria characteristics
cells w/o nucleus (prokaryotes)
unicellular
asexual reproduction
heterotrophic, autotrophic, or both
common environments - everywhere!
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8. Bacteria that cause food poisoning
Examples of Bacteria
Rhizobium
a nitrogen fixer
Anthrax bacterium
Bacteria that cause food poisoning

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10. Domain Eukaryote Kingdom Protista Kingdom Fungi Kingdom Plantae
Kingdom Animalia

11. Protist Kingdom

12. Protist characteristics
cells have a nucleus (eukaryotes)
aquatic
unicellular or multicellular
heterotrophic, autotrophic, or both
examples:
algaes, protozoans,
slime molds

13. Examples of Protists Amoeba proteus Slime mold
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Amoeba proteus
Slime mold

14. The Fungi Kingdom

15. Fungi characterisitics
multicellular (except yeast)
heterotrophic decomposers
aerobic
asexual and sexual reproduction
cell wall of chitin
examples include
mushrooms, mold, yeast

16. Examples of Fungi

17. Plant Kingdom

18. Plant characteristics
cells have a nucleus
multicellular
autotrophic
cell walls of
cellulose
examples . . .
mosses, ferns, trees,
grasses

19. Examples of Plants
lupines
horsetail ferns

20. The Animal Kingdom

21. Animal characteristics
cells have a nucleus
multicellular
heterotrophic
sexual
reproduction
examples
birds, pangolin, worms, sponges, insects

22. Examples of Animals

23. REVIEW All organisms belong to one of three Domains:
Archaea
Eubacteria (Bactertia)
Eukaryote
Kingdom Protista
Kingdom Fungi
Kingdom Plantae
Kingdom Animalia

24. The naming and classification of organisms
Taxonomy
The naming and classification of organisms

25. Scientific Names Naming System proposed by Linneaus (1764) Latin
Called Binomial nomenclature – a two-name system
Genus and species name
Ex) Homo sapiens = humans
Ex 2) Canis familiaris = domesticated dog
Ex 3) Canis lupus = wolf
NOTE – closely related organisms (like the dog and the wolf) may be in the same Genus, but no two species share the same Genus AND species name.

26. Levels of Classification after Domains….
Largest (most general) to smallest group
Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species
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27. shows evolutionary relationships between species
It’s all in the Family Tree…
Phylogenetic Tree
- a diagram that
shows evolutionary relationships between species

28. Cladogram - a chart that shows the relationship of organisms that arose from the same ancestor. *NOTE – a distinguishing characteristic (new adaptation) evolved at each level ALSO – levels/adaptations go from oldest at the left to most recent, at the right.