Bacterium ABacterium BBacterium CBacterium DA Phylogenic Tree is a way to show the relationshipsbetween species, the way a family tree showsrelationships between people. We use similartiesand differences between organisms to determinetheir relationships by placing them within the tree.Instructions(1) Pick an unknown bacterium from the top ofthis sheet, and beginning at the top of the treeuse the prompt at each junction to decidewhich branch to move down.(2) Once at the bottom, the bacteriumhas been identified within theCphylogeny.Yes(3) Repeat with the remainingbacteria to determine howthey're related!CILIA?NoYesADDBACTERIAHEREADDBACTERIAHEREADDBACTERIAHEREGREEN?NoOutsideADDBACTERIAHEREBacterium ECHERIESTART BACTERIA HERE!SHAPE?RoundPROTEIN?NoYesInsideBLUE?YesBacterium FADDBACTERIAHEREwww.RodCILIA?NoADDBACTERIAHEREwwwBacterium GESHAPEYesRoundADDBACTERIAHEREBacterium HRodCHLOROPLASTS?CILIA?FLAGELLA?NoNoYesYesADDBACTERIAHEREBacteriumCOLORGreenBlueChloroplastsNoADDBACTERIAHEREBacterium JGrayPROTEINInsideOutsideTRAITSCiliaFlagellaADDBACTERIAHERE

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Bacterium C Bacterium D Bacterium A Batu B O A Phylogenic Tree is a way to show the relationships between species, the way a family tree shows relationships between people. We use similarties and differences between organisms to determine their relationships by placing them within the tree. Instructions (1) Pick an unknown bacterium from the top of this sheet, and beginning at the top of the tree use the prompt at each junction to decide which branch to move down. (2) Once at the bottom, the bacterium has been identified within the phylogeny. (3) Repeat with the remaining bacteria to determine how they're related! CILIA? No Yes ADD BACTERIA HERE ADO BACTERIA HERE Yes ADD BACTERIA HERE GREEN? No Outside ADD BACTERIA HERE Batum E Bacterium START BACTERIA HERE! SHAPE? Round PROTEIN? Inside ON BLUE? Yes Yes ADD BACTERIA HERE Rod CILIA? No ADD BACTERIA HERE Bacterium G SHAPE Yes Round ADD BACTERIA HERE Bacterium H Rod CHLOROPLASTS? CILIA? FLAGELLA? No No Yes Yes ADD BACTERIA HERE Batum COLOR Green Blue Chloroplasts No FALS ADD BACTERIA HERE Bacterium J Gray PROTEIN Inside Outside MIMO TRAITS Cilia Flagella ADD BACTERIA HERE

Bacterium C Bacterium D Bacterium A Batu B O A Phylogenic Tree is a way to show the relationships between species, the way a family tree shows relationships between people. We use similarties and differences between organisms to determine their relationships by placing them within the tree. Instructions (1) Pick an unknown bacterium from the top of this sheet, and beginning at the top of the tree use the prompt at each junction to decide which branch to move down. (2) Once at the bottom, the bacterium has been identified within the phylogeny. (3) Repeat with the remaining bacteria to determine how they're related! CILIA? No Yes ADD BACTERIA HERE ADO BACTERIA HERE Yes ADD BACTERIA HERE GREEN? No Outside ADD BACTERIA HERE Batum E Bacterium START BACTERIA HERE! SHAPE? Round PROTEIN? Inside ON BLUE? Yes Yes ADD BACTERIA HERE Rod CILIA? No ADD BACTERIA HERE Bacterium G SHAPE Yes Round ADD BACTERIA HERE Bacterium H Rod CHLOROPLASTS? CILIA? FLAGELLA? No No Yes Yes ADD BACTERIA HERE Batum COLOR Green Blue Chloroplasts No FALS ADD BACTERIA HERE Bacterium J Gray PROTEIN Inside Outside MIMO TRAITS Cilia Flagella ADD BACTERIA HERE

Biology Today and Tomorrow without Physiology (MindTap Course List)

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ISBN:9781305117396

Author:Cecie Starr, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

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Chapter3: Cell Structure

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Problem 1VQ: What type of micrograph is shown below? Is the organism pictured prokaryotic or eukaryotic? How can...

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