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3 things all organisms have in common for classification purposes

1. Are composed of cells surrounded by a plasma membrane


2. Use ATP for energy


3. Store Genetic information in DNA

3 domain names

Eukaryotes - Animals, plants, fungi


Bacteria


Archea

Phylogeny

study of evolutionary history

Cladogram

a branching diagram depocting the succesive points of a species divergence from a common ancestral line. Does not show to degree of deviation

Taxonomy

show evolutionary relationship among organisms

Strain of bacteria

group of bacteria that are derived from a single cell

Pure culture of bacteria

population of cells derived from a single parent cell

Taxonomic heirarchy order

Domain


Kingdom


Phylum


Clade/ class


Order


Family


Genus


Species or specific epithet

Prokaryotes are classified by ________, and eukaryotes are classified by ___________.




Viruses are classified by____________.

Common characteristics; evolutionary history.




What host cells they can infect.

Bergy's manual does 3 things

1. Based on taxonomic organization


2. provides reference for identifying bacteria in lab and classification scheme


3. Important to know ID of org for proper treatment