Eukaryotes & Bacteria & Archea Species

Amoebozoa - Eukaryotes

Lobose Amoebas, cellular Slime molds, Plasmodial slime Molds. Lack cell walls. Display amoeboid movement with cytoplsamic streaming.

Opisthokonta - Eukaryotes

Choanoflagellates, animals, fungi. Single celled to large multicellular. Some w. cell walls and some without. Most produce motile cells.

Excavata - Eukaroyetic

Parabasalids, diplomonads, euglenids. Excavated feeding groove on side of cell. Swimming via flagella.

Plantae - Eukaryotic

Glaucophyte, algae, red algae, green algae, land plants. Unicellular, colonial, multicellular. Chloroplasts. Celluolosee.

Rhizaria - Eukaryote

Foraminiferans, actinopods, chlorarachniophytes. No cell walls but have shell like covering. Move by amoeboid motion.

Alveolata - Eukaryote

Ciliates, dinoflagellates, apicomplexans. Contain vesicles called alveoli that support the plasma membrane. Move by cilia.

Stramenopilia

Water molds, diatoms, brown algae. Contain flagella with hollow projections. Ornate glass-like shell.

Bacteria - Proteobacteria (Alpha)

Responsible for mitochondria. Diverse morphology. Metabolically diverse ; none perform O2 photosynthesis.

Bacteria - Cyanobacteria

Independent cells that turn into chains that form colonies

Bacteria - Firmicutes

Gram pos. Rod shaped or spherical; some form spores (reproductive). Digestive aid.

Chlamydiae

Spherical and tiny. Parasites inside animals cells; almost all nutrition from hosts.

Actinobacteria - Bacteria

Gram pos. Varies from rods to filaments.

Bacteria - Spirochaetes

Less known diversity than other bacteria. Fresh water. Guts in animals as pathogens.

Archaea - Crenarchaeota

Shaped like filaments, rods, discs, only life forms present in certain extreme environments.

Archaea - Euryarchaeota

wide variety of shapes. Live in all habitats. Piles of waste rock and produce acids that pollute streams. Methanogens;.

Archaea - Thaumarchaeota

abundant in oceans, estuaries, terrestrial soils. All rod shaped, small. earth carbon and nitrogen

Archaea - asgardarchaeota

closest relative of eukaryotes.