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Bacteriology

The study of small, simple, single celled bacteria

Mycology

Study of fungi

Protozoology

The study of singled celled eukaryotic organism

Virology

Study of viruses

Parasitology

The study of parasitic organisms

Kingdom plantae

Photosynthetic plants & algae

Kingdom animalia

Eukaryotic organisms

Kingdom protista

Eukaryotic protozoans

Kingdom fungi

Eukatyotic yeasts & molds

Kingdom monera

Study of bacteria, single celled organisms

Descending ranks

Kingdom (largest)


Phylum


Class


Order


Family


Genus


Specie(smallest)

Prokaryotic

Simple cells which do not contain organelles

Eukaryotic

Complex cell types whivh contain organelles

Spontaneous generation

Prior to the advent of the microscope, they thought life arose from nonliving matter

Antoine van leeuwenhoek

First to visualize microbes

1800s

Better microscopes were developed

Francesco redi

Experiments which involved meat in jars covered and uncovered

John needham

Proponent of spontaneous generation; used broth experiments

Louis pasteur

Swan nesk flask experiments to disprove spontaneous generation; fermentation studies

Robert koch

Koch's postulates were used to link a particular microorganisms with a disease

Joseph lister

Introduced aseptic techniques; use of the first