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What are the three domains?
What are the three domains?
- Archaea, Bacteria, Eukarya (correct)
- Plantae, Animalia, Fungi
- Prokaryota, Eukaryota, Virus
- Protozoa, Algae, Bacteria
What is the domain of Archaebacteria?
What is the domain of Archaebacteria?
Archaea
Is Archaebacteria prokaryotic?
Is Archaebacteria prokaryotic?
True (A)
Does Kingdom Archaebacteria have a cell wall?
Does Kingdom Archaebacteria have a cell wall?
Does Archaebacteria's cell wall contain peptidoglycan?
Does Archaebacteria's cell wall contain peptidoglycan?
What is the body structure of Kingdom Archaebacteria?
What is the body structure of Kingdom Archaebacteria?
Is the nutrition of Kingdom Archaebacteria heterotrophic, autotrophic, or both?
Is the nutrition of Kingdom Archaebacteria heterotrophic, autotrophic, or both?
Is the reproduction of Kingdom Archaebacteria sexual, asexual, or both?
Is the reproduction of Kingdom Archaebacteria sexual, asexual, or both?
What is the habitat of Archaebacteria?
What is the habitat of Archaebacteria?
What is an example of Archaebacteria?
What is an example of Archaebacteria?
What does 'archaea' mean?
What does 'archaea' mean?
What is the domain of Eubacteria?
What is the domain of Eubacteria?
Is Eubacteria prokaryotic?
Is Eubacteria prokaryotic?
Does Kingdom Eubacteria have a cell wall?
Does Kingdom Eubacteria have a cell wall?
Does Eubacteria's cell wall contain peptidoglycan?
Does Eubacteria's cell wall contain peptidoglycan?
What is the body structure of Kingdom Eubacteria?
What is the body structure of Kingdom Eubacteria?
Is the nutrition of Kingdom Eubacteria heterotrophic, autotrophic, or both?
Is the nutrition of Kingdom Eubacteria heterotrophic, autotrophic, or both?
Is the reproduction of Kingdom Eubacteria sexual, asexual, or both?
Is the reproduction of Kingdom Eubacteria sexual, asexual, or both?
What is the habitat of Eubacteria?
What is the habitat of Eubacteria?
What is an example of Eubacteria?
What is an example of Eubacteria?
What is the domain of Kingdom Protista?
What is the domain of Kingdom Protista?
Do Protista have prokaryotic cells?
Do Protista have prokaryotic cells?
Do Protista have cell walls?
Do Protista have cell walls?
Are Protista unicellular, multicellular, or colonial?
Are Protista unicellular, multicellular, or colonial?
Are Protista heterotrophic, autotrophic, or both?
Are Protista heterotrophic, autotrophic, or both?
Is reproduction for Protista sexual, asexual, or both?
Is reproduction for Protista sexual, asexual, or both?
Where do Protista live?
Where do Protista live?
What is an example of Protista?
What is an example of Protista?
What is the domain of Fungi?
What is the domain of Fungi?
What type of cells do Fungi have?
What type of cells do Fungi have?
Do Fungi have cell walls?
Do Fungi have cell walls?
What is the cell wall of Fungi made of?
What is the cell wall of Fungi made of?
Is the body structure of Fungi unicellular, multicellular, or colonial?
Is the body structure of Fungi unicellular, multicellular, or colonial?
Is the nutrition for Fungi autotrophic?
Is the nutrition for Fungi autotrophic?
Is the reproduction for Fungi sexual, asexual, or both?
Is the reproduction for Fungi sexual, asexual, or both?
Where do Fungi live?
Where do Fungi live?
What is an example of a fungus?
What is an example of a fungus?
What domain is the Kingdom Plantae in?
What domain is the Kingdom Plantae in?
What type of cells do Plants have?
What type of cells do Plants have?
Do Plants have cell walls?
Do Plants have cell walls?
What are plants' cell walls made of?
What are plants' cell walls made of?
What is the body structure of plants?
What is the body structure of plants?
What nutrition do Plants have?
What nutrition do Plants have?
How do Plants reproduce?
How do Plants reproduce?
Where can Plants be found?
Where can Plants be found?
What is an example of a plant?
What is an example of a plant?
What domain is the Kingdom Animalia in?
What domain is the Kingdom Animalia in?
What type of cells does Animalia have?
What type of cells does Animalia have?
Do Animals have cell walls?
Do Animals have cell walls?
What body structure do Animals have?
What body structure do Animals have?
What nutrition do Animals have?
What nutrition do Animals have?
What kind of reproduction do Animals have?
What kind of reproduction do Animals have?
Where can Animals be found?
Where can Animals be found?
What is an example of an animal?
What is an example of an animal?
What method do Eubacteria and Archaebacteria use to reproduce?
What method do Eubacteria and Archaebacteria use to reproduce?
What kingdom were fungi once classified under?
What kingdom were fungi once classified under?
What is the classification system in order?
What is the classification system in order?
Study Notes
Three Domains of Life
- Three domains: Archaea, Bacteria, Eukarya
- Archaebacteria and Eubacteria are prokaryotic, while Protista, Fungi, Plantae, and Animalia are eukaryotic.
Archaebacteria
- Domain: Archaea
- Cell type: Prokaryotic
- Cell wall: Yes, but does not contain peptidoglycan
- Body structure: Unicellular
- Nutrition: Both heterotrophic and autotrophic
- Reproduction: Asexual
- Habitat: Extreme environments (e.g., very hot or very cold)
- Examples: Halophiles, methanogens, thermoacidophiles
- Meaning of "archaea": Old, archaic, ancient
Eubacteria
- Domain: Bacteria
- Cell type: Prokaryotic
- Cell wall: Yes, contains peptidoglycan
- Body structure: Unicellular
- Nutrition: Both heterotrophic and autotrophic
- Reproduction: Asexual
- Habitat: Wide range, prevalent in various environments
- Examples: E. coli, Salmonella, Staphylococcus
- Reproduction method: Binary fission
Protista
- Domain: Eukarya
- Cell type: Eukaryotic
- Cell walls: Some have, some don’t
- Body structure: Can be unicellular, multicellular, or colonial
- Nutrition: Both heterotrophic and autotrophic
- Reproduction: Both sexual and asexual
- Habitat: Aquatic or very moist environments
- Examples: Slime molds, algae, diatoms, water molds, protozoa
Fungi
- Domain: Eukarya
- Cell type: Eukaryotic
- Cell wall: Yes, made of chitin
- Body structure: Primarily multicellular
- Nutrition: Heterotrophic
- Reproduction: Both sexual and asexual
- Habitat: Present in all environments
- Examples: Yeast, molds, mushrooms
Plantae
- Domain: Eukarya
- Cell type: Eukaryotic
- Cell wall: Yes, made of cellulose
- Body structure: Multicellular, contain chloroplasts
- Nutrition: Autotrophic
- Reproduction: Both sexually and asexually
- Habitat: Wide range of environments
- Example: Bushes
Animalia
- Domain: Eukarya
- Cell type: Eukaryotic
- Cell wall: No
- Body structure: Multicellular
- Nutrition: Heterotrophic
- Reproduction: Both sexual and asexual
- Habitat: Found in a wide variety of habitats
- Example: Chicken
Classification System
- Hierarchical order: Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
- Historical classification: Fungi were once classified under Kingdom Plantae.
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