Archaea Bacteria Eukarya
Organism- a living thing. Cell- The smallest unit that can perform all of life’s processes. Organelles- Small bodies in a cell’s cytoplasm that are specialized to perform a specific function Nucleus: An organelle inside a cell that contains all of the DNA and instructions for how a cell should work.
Prokaryotes – no nucleus Cell Wall Unicellular (only one cell) Move with flagella Some make their own food Some need to take in food Thermus aquaticus
Live in extreme environments Muddy swamps Cow intestines Deep ocean vents Geysers
Prokaryotes – Do not have a nucleus Reproduce by fission – dividing in half Unicellular Cell Wall Live everywhere Helpful and harmful
Cause : Acne Cavities Body Odor Diseases – Strep Throat, Pneumonia, food poisioning Make foods you eat Yogurt
Used to make foods like yogurt, sauerkraut, cheese, and vinegar Used to make medicines – antibiotics and vaccines Help to break down wastes like garbage, sewage, and oil – called bioremediation Help digest our food
Streptococcus Bacteria – causes Strep throat Salmonella bacteria – causes food poisoning Bacterial Pneumonia Streptococcus pneumoniae
Eukaryotes – have a nucleus and membrane bound organelles Single and multicellular organisms Divided into four kingdoms
Eukaryotes Mostly single-celled (unicellular) or simple multicellular 3 Groups Animal-like Plant-like Fungus-like Group of “misfits” or odds and ends – when scientists don’t know where to put unicellular organisms placed here! Microscopic Live in Water
Animal-like protists Move Unicellular Take in food – consumers Classified by how they move Cause many diseases Paramecium Amoeba
Plant-like Protists Producers – make their own food Algae are an example Found mostly in water Important food source for animals Don’t move
Fungus-like Protists Have cell walls Heterotrophic –must take in food Water molds, slime molds and mildew
Group of misfits –don’t belong to other kingdoms
Gills Cap Stem
Eukaryotes – have nucleus Multicellular – except for yeast Have cell walls Can not perform photosynthesis – no chloroplasts Must take in food (Heterotrophs) Molds, Mushrooms and yeast
Eukaryotic – have nucleus Multicellular Have cell walls Have chloroplasts -Make their own food through photosynthesis Don’t move but respond by growing around objects, turning towards light, and growing upwards. Live on land and water Life on Earth dependent on plants for food and habitat
Eukaryotes – have nucleus Multicellular No cell walls Take in food - consumers Usually able to move Most have specialized sense organs to respond to environment 90% are insects
Invertebrates – Don’t have backbones Insects Seas stars Sponges Jellyfish Worms Mollusks – snails, clams, octopus Insects
Vertebrates – Have backbone Fish Amphibians Reptiles Birds Mammals