Kingdoms Characteristics
The Plantae kingdom is part of which Domain?
Eukarya
Do Archaebacteria reproduces sexually or asexually?
Asexually
Eubacteria is known as?
"True bacteria"
gel like matrix
Cytoplasm
Staphylococcus is seen in a? (chain or cluster)
Cluster
The Bacteria Domain includes which kingdoms?
Eubacteria
How many species is estimated to be to be within the Archaebacteria family?
400,000- 4 million species (estimated)
How many estimated species belongs to the Eubacteria family?
400,000-4 million species (estimated)
hair like, helps in bacterial movement.
Flagella
streptococcus is usually seen in a? (chain or cluster)
Chain
Which three kingdoms are included within the Eukarya domain?
Plantae, Animalia, Fungi
What do Archaebacteria cell walls not contain?
Peptidoglycan!
The oldest micro fossil is known to be how old?
3.5- 4.0 Billion years old!
The Pili is?
Short hair like, attachment + reproduction.
Can Eubacteria be autotrophic or heterotrophic, or both?
which kingdom is described?
absorptive nutrition; cell wall made of chitin
Kingdom Fungi
what is absent within the Archaebacteria environment?
Oxygen (O2)
Do Eubacteria cells have a defined nucleus?
No
Illusion bodies are?
nonliving, three types: gas vacuoles, inorganic inclusions, and food reserve.
They lack a true nucleus and membrane-bound cell organelles. They are microscopic and unicellular organisms.
Which kingdom is described?
peptidoglycan cell wall
Kingdom Eubacteria
What type of environment is Archaebacteria mostly found in?
High salty, high temperature, high pH, etc...
The cell wall of the Eubacteria includes?
Peptidoglycan!
Known as an extra chromosomal piece of DNA, cell division + anti-biotic resistance + ability to infect cells known as Pathogenitity
Plasmid
How many kingdoms are within each domain?
Eukarya;3 (Plantae, Animalia, Fungi, Protista)
Bacteria;1 (Eubacteria)
Archae;1 (Archaebacteria)