From single-celled organism to kingdoms
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From single-celled organism to kingdoms
- 1. Chapter 8 From Single-Celled Organisms to Kingdoms Figure CO: Tree © Carlos Caetano/ShutterStock , Inc.
- 8. Stromatolites Figure 04C: 2-By-old fossils from the Helena Formation in Glacier National Park, Montana © Chung Ooi Tan/ShutterStock, Inc. Figure 04B: Cross-sections of the Namibian stromatolites Figure 04A: Living stromatolites from Namibia, Africa © Marli Miller/Visuals Unlimited © Sinclair Stammers/Photo Researchers, Inc . Figure 04D: Cross-sections of Fossil Stromatolites © Sinclair Stammers/Photo Researchers, Inc.
- 16. Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes Figure 01B: Generalized eukaryotic - animal Figure 01C: Generalized eukaryotic - plant Figure 01A: Generalized prokaryotic
- 21. Figure 03: Three Domains of Life, Eubacteria , Archaea and Eukarya Protistans
- 23. Diversity of Archaebacteria Two Main Phyla Recognized Many Other Potential Archaean Phyla Under Study Some Archaebacterian is the probable ancestor to the Eukaryotes.
- 27. The Tree of Life in Your Text Figure 05: Phylogenetic tree Adapted from Sogin, M.L., Current Opinion Genet. Devel., 1 (1991): 457-463 and Wheelis, M.L., et al., Proc. Natl Acad. Sci USA 89 (1992): 2930-2934. Quite a different tree from that of Thomas Cavalier-Smith Who is the Last Universal Common Ancestor? You will introduce us to these groups
- 43. Horizontal Gene Transfer of P IB -Type ATPases among Bacteria Isolated from Radionuclide- and Metal-Contaminated Subsurface Soils Applied and Environmental Microbiology, May 2006, p. 3111-3118, Vol. 72, No. 5 Robert J. Martinez, Yanling Wang, Melanie A. Raimondo, Jonna M. Coombs, Tamar Barkay, and Patricia A. Sobecky
- 45. A Phylogenetic Tree of MutS2 Subfamily from Representative Species Showing Horizontal Gene Transfer Between Bacteria and Plants Lin Z et al. Nucl. Acids Res. 2007;35:7591-7603 © 2007 The Author(s) MUTS2 is a locus for proteins involved in DNA mismatch repair
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- A phylogenetic tree of MutS2 subfamily from representative species showing horizontal gene transfer between bacteria and plants. Phylogenetic trees were constructed using full-length MutS2 protein sequences. The methods used in tree reconstruction and percent bootstrap values are given as in Figure 2.