Lesson 2.1: Three Domains of Life Flashcards
Define domain
Highest taxonomic rank
What are the three domains of life?
Bacteria
Eukarya
Archaea
Who are the three scientists who introduced these three domains
Carl Woese
Otto Kandler
Mark Wheelis
A. American biophysicist and microbiologist
B. he defined ________ in ______
C. using what technique?
D. Explain his major discovery
A. Carl Woes
B. archaea in 1977
C. 16s rRNA phylogenetic taxonomy
D. genetics and molecular difference of archaea and bacteria
A. German botanist and microbiologist
B. his field studies _____
C. he observed
D. his conclusion
A. Otto Kandler
B. cell walls
C. difference of the cell wall of archaea and bacteria
D. archaea represents an autonomous group
A. American biologist
B. he collaborated on a book entitled
C. what are the points from the book
A. Mark Wheelis
B. “Towards a natural system of organisms”
C. change from two empire system to three, highlighting that archaea is an autonomous group
The most ancient forms of life
Prokaryotes
Describe the structure of a prokaryotes
-Small, simple in structure and lack nuclues
A. _______ evolved billion of years after prokaryotes
B. They are _________ with many internal parts including a _______
C. Includes ____, _______, ________, and ______.
A. Eukaryotes
B. larger and more complex, nucleus
C. protists, fungi, plants and animals
FEATURES OF BACTERIA, ARACHEA, AND EUKARYA
Plasma membrane
Ribosome
Cytoplasm
Genetic material (DNA)
Cell type
Bacteria: Prokaryotic
Archaea: Prokaryotic
Eukarya: Eukaryotic
Nucleus
Bacteria: Absent
Archaea: Absent
Eukarya: Present
Membrane Chemistry
Bacteria: Fatty acids
Archaea: Nonfatty acids
Eukarya: Fatty acids
Membrane bounded organelles
Bacteria: Absent
Archaea: Absent
Eukarya: Present
Typical cell size
Bacteria: 1-10 um
Archaea: 1-10 um
Eukarya: 10-100 um