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Eukaryotic has bound organelles with nucleus
Prokaryotic has no bound organelles without a nucleus
Taxonomic order Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
3 rules of a correct general name first word has capital, underlined, italicized
Archaebacteria Habitat extreme
Archaebacteria cell wall lipids
Eubacteria habitat everywhere; common
Eubacteria cell wall peptidoglycan
examples of eubacteria e. coli, strep, staph
Archaebacteria example antibiotics
protista movements flagella, cillia, pseudopods
Animalia multicellular heterotrophs that lack cell walls
protista habitat moist soil, marshes, puddles, lakes, oceans
fungi cell wall chitin
fungi habitat soil
plants cell wall cellulose
the 6 kingdoms archaebacteria, eubacteria, protista, fungi, plants, animalia
structure of a virus diamond shaped (wall capsid) DNA or RNA inside
lytic cycle attachment, entry, replication, assembly, release (cell attacks)
lytic examples rabies, ebola, and flu
Lysogenic cycle attack, dormency, lytic cycle, dormic
Lysogenic examples HIV, AIDS, Mono
spherical shapes Coccus/Cocci
strep throat chain of spheres/circles
staph infection clump of spheres/circles
Rod shapes bacilli/bacillus
spiral shaped spirilla
good bacteria examples release O2, cleans up oil spills, makes vitamins in intestines
bad bacteria tuberculosis, black plague, lyme disease
nitrogen fixing bacteria... converts ammonia in the soil to natural gas
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