Biodiversity- (5) Bacteria VS Archea Flashcards

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What 3 shapes can both bacteria and archea be classifies as

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Cocci (round) Bacilli (rods) spirillium (spiral)

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How do archea eat?

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Methanogenisis

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Whats methanogenisis

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Biolgoical process used to create energy, has methane as a byproduct (CH4)

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How do Bacteria eat?

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Photosynthesis- sunlight into energy

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Difference between habitat between archea and bacteria

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While both can survive in aerobic and anearobic conditions, they differ between their ability to tolerate extreme conditions.

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Whats a mesophile

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Bacteria are mesophiles- they need MODERATE conditions

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Whats an extremophile

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Archea are extremophiles- they need EXTREME conditions

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What are the 3 catagories of extremophiles?

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Thermophiles, Acidophiles, Halophiles

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Whats a thermophile?

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Heat lovers thrive in extremely hot conditions

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Whats an acidophile

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Acid lovers thrive in acidic low ph environments

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Whats a halophile

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Salt lovers thrive in salt lakes and the dead sea

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How do both bacteria and archea replicate

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Binary fission. Asexual, DNA duplicates, cytoplasm divides at septum, 2 identical daughter cells created.

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What do bacteria do in less favourable conditions?

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conjugation, and the creation of endospores

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What is meant by bacterial conjugation

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Passing genetic material from one cell to another in hopes of spreadin and saving atleast some genetic material and diversity

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What is the creation of endospores

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Hard walled structures are formed that resist extremes, and when favourable conditions return endospores germinate into active bacteria. Endospores cannot survive forever.

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