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what is a living microbe
size is less than 100 micrometers
must be free living, usually unicellular
(not considering viruses) maintains integrity throughout life
free living definition
living independently without needing a host/symbiotic relationship with another species to survive
animalcules
first historical term to describe microbes/bacteria. created by antonie van leeuwenhoek
taxonomy
classification, description, identification, and naming of organisms
phylogeny
the study of evolutionary relationships
evolutionary lineages/phylogenies are built from?
built from taxonomies/classifications, and connections of different organisms
modern phylogenies are based on?
based on genetics and genetic sequencing, and on the 3 main domains of life
3 main domains of life
bacteria
archaea
eukaryotes
prokaryotes vs eukaryotes
prokaryotes: has no nucleus and no membrane bound organelles. reproduces asexually via binary fission
eukaryotes: has nucleus and has membrane bound organelles. reproduces via mitosis or meiosis