...Introduction Protists are eukaryotes and thus are...
...prokaryotes. The first eukaryotes were unicellular. Not...
...to all other eukaryotes - plants, fungi,...
...“chemical signatures” of eukaryotes date back 2.7...
...2 billion years, eukaryotes consisted of mostly...
...of classification, the eukaryotes were distributed among...
...level (mostly unicellular eukaryotes) and partly by...
...diverse of all eukaryotes Protists are so...
...diverse of all eukaryotes, Most protists are...
...Early Diversification of Eukaryotes The evolution of...
...the origins of eukaryotes. Under one evolutionary...
...endomembrane system of eukaryotes (nuclear envelope, endoplasmic...
...parts inseparable. All eukaryotes have mitochondria or...
...However, not all eukaryotes have chloroplasts. The...
...and mitochondria of eukaryotes. These organelles and...
...processes unique to eukaryotes that also employ...
...from plastids of eukaryotes and prokaryotes have...
...phylogenetic tree of eukaryotes. These plastids vary...
...early evolution of eukaryotes. Those algal groups...
...endosymbiosis that certain eukaryotes first acquired the...
...the origin of eukaryotes and other early...
...closely related to eukaryotes than they are...
...endosymbiotic origin of eukaryotes as resembling an...
...the nucleus of eukaryotes are genes that...
...nuclear genome of eukaryotes that have no...
...occur in modern eukaryotes. 6. The origin...
...The origin of eukaryotes catalyzed a second...
...The diversity of eukaryotes ranges from a...
...diverse groups of eukaryotes is based on...
...major clades of eukaryotes probably deserves kingdom...
...than other photosynthetic eukaryotes. Their photosynthetic pigments,...
...symbiotically within other eukaryotes. Some chlorophytes live...
...origin of unicellular eukaryotes permitted more structural...

...details. c. Domian Eukarya—eukaryotes i. Plants, fungi,...
...nutritional diversity than eukaryotes. 2. Nearly all...
...2. Nearly all eukaryotes survive by photosynthesis...
...A. Evolution of eukaryotes 1. Eukaryotic cells...
...Ancestors of modern eukaryotes, including plants, animals,...
...to describe all eukaryotes that are not...
...3. All are eukaryotes (have membrane-bound organelles)...
...evolution of multicellular eukaryotes from colonial protists...
...a. Origin of eukaryotes 5. 1200 mya...
...is not. Only eukaryotes (with nuclear envelopes,...
...prokaryotes only, and eukaryotes only. Terms can...
...found only in eukaryotes. ? Give students...
...a Used by eukaryotes Used by prokaryotes...
...are used by eukaryotes b—binary fission is...

...diverse, mostly unicellular eukaryotes. During the last...
...to refer to eukaryotes that are not...
...Concept 28.1 Most eukaryotes are single-celled organisms....
...organisms. Protists are eukaryotes with a nucleus,...
...other group of eukaryotes. Most protists are...
...diverse of all eukaryotes. Some protists are...
...cell. The earliest eukaryotes acquired mitochondria by...
...fact that all eukaryotes studied so far...
...lineage of heterotrophic eukaryotes acquired an additional...
...lineage of living eukaryotes was the “amitochondriate”...
...than other photosynthetic eukaryotes. Their accessory pigments...
...diverse supergroup of eukaryotes that includes animals,...
...ancestor of all eukaryotes. In attempts to...
...were the first eukaryotes to diverge from...
...diverge from other eukaryotes. This controversial hypothesis...
...early-diverging group of eukaryotes, while protists that...
...diverse group of eukaryotes that include animals,...

...that of all eukaryotes combined by at...
...from those of eukaryotes. In a heterogeneous...
...from that of eukaryotes. The cells of...
...than those of eukaryotes in both internal...
...simpler genomes than eukaryotes. In the majority...
...fundamentally alike in eukaryotes and prokaryotes, some...
...but not in eukaryotes. Populations of prokaryotes...
...than among all eukaryotes. Every type of...
...nutrition observed in eukaryotes is found in...
...Among the photosynthetic eukaryotes are plants and...
...in all organisms. Eukaryotes are limited in...
...closely related to eukaryotes and that they...
...other traits with eukaryotes. Archaea also have...
...of prokaryotes or eukaryotes with complementary metabolisms....

...are similar in eukaryotes and bacteria. Because...
...in certain unicellular eukaryotes and in the...
...molecules. In contrast, eukaryotes have three RNA...
...promoter region. In eukaryotes, proteins called transcription...
...per second in eukaryotes. A single gene...
...then released. In eukaryotes, the pre-mRNA is...
...RNA (rRNA). In eukaryotes, the subunits are...
...codon, AUG. In eukaryotes, the small subunit...
...Escherichia coli and eukaryotes, and the numbers...
...Although bacteria and eukaryotes carry out transcription...
...gene expression with eukaryotes. Gene expression in...
...resembles that of eukaryotes. Both archaeal and...
...in bacteria and eukaryotes. Little is known...
...in bacteria and eukaryotes. The archaeal process...
...Gene expression in eukaryotes differs from that...
...likely coupled. In eukaryotes, the nuclear envelope...