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    Domains of Life: Eubacteria Archaebacteria Eukaryota

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    Eubacteria, Archaebacteria, and Eukaryota are the three domains of life. Eubacteria includes various shapes of bacteria such as coccus, bacillus, and spirilla. Archaebacteria includes extremophiles that thrive in extreme temperatures, salt concentrations, or pH levels. Eukaryota includes multicellular organisms like animals and plants, as well as unicellular organisms like protists, fungi, and paramecium.

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    Domains of Life

    Eubacteria Archaebacteria Eukaryota

    Coccus Thermophiles
    (round) (heat)
    Round Animals Plants
    Streptococcus Extreme
    Bacteria (chain) Thermophiles (80-113
    degrees Celsius)
    Staphylococcus
    Mesophiles (20-45
    (cluster)
    degrees Celsius)
    Psychrophiles Protista
    unicellular
    Fungi
    (cold; 0-15 degrees
    Bacillus (rod)
    Celsius)
    Rod
    Diplobacillus
    Bacteria (pair)
    Halophiles (salt)
    Paramecium Molds
    Streptobacillus Methanogens
    (chain) (methane)

    Treponema Acidophiles (0- Amoeba Mushroom


    5.5 pH)
    Vibrios
    Spiral (comma) Neutrophiles
    (5.5-8 pH)
    Spirilla (helical Parasitic
    dinoflagellates
    shape) fungi
    Alkaliphiles (8-
    Spirochetes 11.5 pH)
    (longer, flexible)

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