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| prokaryotic cell lacks peptidoglycan creates methane |
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| Prokaryotic have peptidoglycan eubacteria and cyanobacteria |
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| eukaryotic lack peptidoglycan |
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based on cell type there are three domains
Archaea, Bacteria, and Eukarya |
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| Portion of a domain that shares characteristics |
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| Kingdom of prokaryotic organism that are uni-cellular and lack a true nucleus |
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| Cell wal we chitin mulit-cellular digest nutrients outside body |
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| cell wall made of cellulose mulit cellular photoautotroph |
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| no cell wall; multi cellular heterotrophic |
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| Study of evolutionary relationships |
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| description of evolutionary relationship |
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| taxon with one ancestrol line |
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| primary subdivision of a taxonomic kingdom grouping together all classes of organisms that have the same body plan |
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| assignment of organism to groups within a system of categories distinguished by structure and origin |
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| second name of organims in the binomial system of nomenclature following the genus |
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| 2 naming system genus capitalized and whole word underlined or italisized |
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| Group of strains that shair morphological physiological and genetic similarities |
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| Group of descendants of a single bacteria isolated in pure culture |
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