1. Bacteria Kingdoms Archaea & Eubacteria

3. Archaebacteria Types Swamps; intestines of organisms Methanogens High Pressure Barophiles Below 15 C Psychrophiles 5-20% salt Halophiles Ph9-11 Alkophile pH 1-2 Acidophile Above 60 C Thermophile 20-45 C Mesophiles Environment Archaea Type

4. Archaebacteria

5. Archaebacteria Locations Salt Lake in Kenya- The red color of the lake is caused by halophiles Heat Vent in Yellowstone the red on the rocks is thermophiles Methanogens located in swamps & intestines of organisms

6. Evolution of Archaea Archaea diverged totally separate from other bacteria and from eukaryotes

8. Cyanobacteria Chlorophyll is not contained in chloroplasts but rather is located in the cytoplasm

9. Eubacteria Shapes Cocci Spirilla Bacilli

10. Eubacteria Arrangement Strept Staph Diplo

11. Bacteria Structure

13. Gram Positives and Negatives