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KINGDOM S ARCHAEBACTERIA AND EUBACTERIA

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Kingdom s Archaebacteria and Eubacteria. Kingdom Monera. Oldest and most numerous organism on Earth Found in every environment on Earth Unicellular Prokaryotic – has no nucleus or membrane bound organelles. Monerans – Two Kingdoms. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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KINGDOM S ARCHAEBACTERIA AND EUBACTERIA

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KINGDOM MONERA Oldest and most numerous

organism on Earth Found in every environment

on Earth Unicellular Prokaryotic – has no

nucleus or membrane bound organelles

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MONERANS – TWO KINGDOMS Kingdom Monera is now divided into two different

Kingdoms due to differences in RNA Kingdom Archebacteria Kingdom Eubacteria

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KINGDOM EUBACTERIA Represents most of the bacteria, thus in general are

called “bacteria” Names based on shape

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SHAPES AND NAMES: Bacilli – Rod Shaped Cocci – Sphere Shaped Spirilla – Spiral Shaped

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CHAINS AND CLUSTERS OF COCCI: Chains of Cocci – Streptococci Grape like clusters of Cocci – Staphylococci

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KINGDOM ARCHAEBACTERIA: RNA structure and synthesis very different to bacteria,

closer to eukaryotic (nuclei based organisms) Typically found in the most extreme of environments

(high heat, low nutrients, no light)

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BACTERIA STRUCTURE: All are prokaryotic All have cell walls Can move by cilia, flagellum,

or lots of flagellum

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BACTERIA & HUMANS Bacteria can be harmful to the body because it either

produces toxins or destroys body tissues Antibiotics kill some bacteria, but the ones that survive

could potential build a population of antibiotic resistant bacteria