...2. Bacteria and archaea are the two...
...bacteria and the archaea. The archaea inhabit...
...the archaea. The archaea inhabit extreme environments...
...Bacteria and domain Archaea. A domain is...
...that bacteria and archaea diverged so early...
...The walls of archaea lack peptidoglycan. The...
...great diversity of archaea in extreme environments...
...lineages, the domains Archaea and Bacteria. A...
...of the three domains—Archaea, Bacteria, and Eukarya—demonstrates...
...and Eukarya—demonstrates that Archaea have at least...
...with bacteria. The archaea also have many...
...Most species of archaea have been sorted...
...the research on archaea has focused not...
...other life can. Archaea are extremophiles, “lovers”...
...on environmental criteria, archaea can be classified...
...than viewing thermophilic archaea as “extreme”. Recently,...
...abundance of marine archaea among other life...
...newly discovered marine archaea. 3. Most known...

...________ _ A) Archaea and fungi B)...
...D) Bacteria and Archaea 3) Protein -coding...
...B) fungi. C) Archaea . D) viruses....
...fu ngi. B) Archaea . C) viruses....
...-positive Bacteria. B) Archaea . C) gram...
...phyla of the Archaea have been identified....
...C) viruses. D) Archaea . 18) Mechanisms...
...__ A) the Archaea are most closely...
...47) Species of Archaea are more closely...
...52) All known Archaea are extremophiles of...
...Why are the Archaea so difficult to...

...and similarities between archaea and bacteria. (Modules...
...of life on Earth—Archaea and Bacteria—consist of...
...domains. a. Domain Archaea—prokaryotes b. Domian Bacteria—prokaryotes...
...i. Members of Archaea and Bacteria differ...
...on teeth. 8.3 Archaea are found in...
...CORE IDEA: The archaea are prokaryotes often...
...(heat lovers). A. Archaea: 1. Prokaryotes are...
...membrane-bound organelles 2. Archaea have ancient roots....
...Spiral Capsule 8.3 Archaea are found in...
...Anaerobic Halophiles Methanogen Archaea Methane gas Thermophile...
...have mitosis. 8.3 Archaea are found in...
...? Not all Archaea live in extreme...
...those examples. ? Archaea were not documented...
...own mouth. 8.3 Archaea are found in...
...research an interesting Archaea example. Results could...
...that not all Archaea are extreme. 8.4...

...27 Bacteria and Archaea Lecture Outline Overview:...
...cell walls of archaea contain polysaccharides and...
...also important in archaea. In the 1950s,...
...bacteria and methane-consuming archaea coexist in ball-shaped...
...bacteria use the archaea’s waste products, such...
...consumption by the archaea. Each year, these...
...Each year, these archaea consume an estimated...
...domain of their own—Archaea. Microbiologists have since...
...lineages: bacteria and archaea. Researchers are identifying...
...great diversity of archaea in extreme environments...
...in the oceans. Archaea share certain traits...
...traits with eukaryotes. Archaea also have many...
...the research on archaea has focused not...
...classified in domain Archaea are species that...
...reaction (PCR). Other archaea do not live...
...methane produced by archaea. Other methanogens live...
...many species of archaea that are not...
...in the domain Archaea. In 2002, researchers...