Viruses, Protists, Bacteria, Fungi
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| Prokaryotic Cells | Cells that don't have a nucleus
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| Eukaryotic Cells | Cells that do have a nucleus
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| Coccus | A sphere-shaped bacteria
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| Bacillus | A rod-shaped bacteria
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| Spirillum | a spiral-shaped bacteria
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| Archebacteria are found in... | hots springs and thermal vents in the oceans
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| Salt-Lovers | Archebacteria that lives in salty areas
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| Heat-Lovers | Archebacteria that live in hot areas
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| Acid-Lovers | Archebacteria that live in acidic water
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| Methane Producers | Archebacteria that live in the intestines of animals and humans
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| Binary Fission | a type of asexual reproduction
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| Bacteria | something that breaks down other living things
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| Pathogens | Organisms that produce diseases
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| Protists | a single celled organism that lives in moist surroundings
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| Dinoflagellates | a protist that has a red pigment creating a red tide
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| Truffles | Round,warty,sac fungi that are irregular in shape
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| Hyphae | Multicellular fungi
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| Rhizoids | root-like structures on mushrooms that grow down into bread
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| Two common Imperfect Fungi diseases are... | Ringworm and Athletes Foot
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