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| Science of classifiying living forms. Usually grouped by similar characteristics. |
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| Because of evolution and Darwin's common ancestor and Natural selection... we know all organisms are made of cells surrounded by a plamsa membrane, all use energy, and have DNA as genetic information. |
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| Use of common ancestor to show relatedness |
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Include organisms lacking nucleus.
Simple nucleated organisms, protozoa, fungi, algae |
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| Five kingdom system, Prokaryotae, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia |
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| proposed the first definition of prokaryotes |
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| 3 domain system, Eukarya; Eubacteria; Archaebacteria. Proposed that based on differences seen in the ribosomal RNA of cells, all living organisms can be clasified into three domains. |
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| Fungi, Plantae, Animalia, Protista, Monera |
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| protozoa, plants, animals, and fungi |
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| all pathogenic and non pathogenic true bacteria |
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| live in extreme environment, have no peptidoglycan. |
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| Eukarya, Bacteria, Archaea |
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