1. Phylum Aquificiae a.
Gram-positive, high numbers of guanine
2. Phylum Thermotogae
3. Phylum Chlorobi
4. Phylum Deinococcus-Thermus
5. Phylum Cyanobacteria
6. Phylum Proteobacteria
7. Phylum Firmicutes
8. Phylum Actinobacteria
9. Phylum Chlamydiae
10. Phylum Spirochetes
11. Phylum Bacteriodetes
DOMAIN BACTERIA VOLUME 1 TO 5
DOMAIN ARCHAEA
1. Phylum Euryarchaeota
2. Phylum Thermoproteota
and cytosine.
b. Obligate intracellular pathogens;
Elementary bodies and Reticulate bodies.
c. Fermentation, Commensalism, Gut
microbiota, and low numbers of guanine
and cytosine.
d. Thermophilic, Microaerophilic,
Chemolithoautotrophic, and Sulfur-
oxidizing bacteria.
e. Aquatic and terrestrial habitats;
Heterocyst; Photoautotrophic; Coral reef
systems; and Nitrogen fixers.
f. Thermus, Deinococcus, and Aerobic.
g. Anoxygenic, Anoxic, and Autotrophic.
h. Thermophilic; Anaerobic; Outer
membrane-like sheath; and Fermentative.
i. SIPNB, Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta,
Epsilon, and Zeta.
j. Gram-negative and gram-positive under
certain conditions.
k. Decomposition and Recycling; Plant
symbiosis; Antibiotic production; and
Biotechnology.
l. Chlamydia trachomatis – STD, sex;
Chlamydia psittaci – psittacosis in birds;
and Parachlamydiates – respiratory
infection and amoebic keratitis.
m. Gram-negative, lacks
lipopolysaccharides, microaerophilic,
symbiotic and pathogenic.
n. Treponema pallidum, Borrelia
burgdorferi, and Leptospira spp.
o. Borrelia – lime disease; and Leptospira –
Leptospirosis.
p. Uses carbohydrates and organic
compounds as energy sources.
a. Observed in submarine hydrothermal
vent.
b. Extreme thermophiles, and Sulfur-
 dependent thermophiles.
3. Phylum Nitrososphaerota c. Unacceptable since it is the same as
nitrososphaerota
4. Phylum Nanoarchaeota d. Largest phylum; extreme alkaline, saline,
thermophilic conditions; and
Methanogens.
5. Phylum Korarchaeota e. Different rRNA sequences and protein
sequences.
6. Phylum Aigarchaeota f. rRNA gene sequences, and
Topoisomerase enzyme (an enzyme that
aids in the DNA replication process,
segregation of chromosomes,
transcription, and recombination.
g. Nanoarchaeum equitans
h. Caldiarcheum subterraneum
i. Also known as Xenarchaeota