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Title: TaxonomyThe Science of Classification


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Taxonomy-The Science of Classification
  • A. Linnaeus-the father of taxonomy
  • 1. Binomial nomenclature
  • a. Genus
  • b. Specific epithet
  • c. Species
  • d. Strain
  • 2. Taxonomic hierarchy
  • B. Using a taxonomic key
  • 1. Dichotomous key
  • 2. Bacterial dichotomous key
  • C. Problems in taxonomy
  • D. Developments since Linnaeus's time
  • 1. Contributions by Haeckel
  • 2. Bergey's Manual of Determinative Bacteriology
  • 3. Contributions by Margulis and Copeland
  • 4. Contributions by Whittaker

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The Five-Kingdom Classification System
  • A. General features
  • B. Kingdom Monera
  • 1. True bacteria
  • 2. Cyanobacteria
  • 3. Archaeobacteria
  • C. Kingdom Protista
  • D. Kingdom Fungi
  • E. Kingdom Plantae
  • F. Kingdom Animalia

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The Three-Domain Classification System
  • The evolution of prokaryotic organisms
  • Stromatolites
  • Domain
  • The tree of life is replaced by a shrub
  • The Archaea
  • Methanogens
  • Extreme halophiles
  • Extreme thermoacidophiles

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The Search for Evolutionary Relationships
  • A. Special methods needed for prokaryotes
  • B. Numerical taxonomy
  • C. Genetic homology
  • 1. Base composition
  • 2. DNA and RNA sequencing
  • 3. DNA hybridization
  • 4. Protein profiles and amino acid sequences
  • a. Protein profile
  • b. Polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (PAGE)
  • D. Other techniques
  • 1. Properties of ribosomes
  • 2. Immunological reactions
  • 3. Phage typing
  • E. Significance of findings
  • 1. Major significance
  • 2. Divergent evolution

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Bacterial Taxonomy and Nomenclature
  • Criteria for classifying bacteria
  • Type strain
  • ATCC
  • The history and significance of Bergeys Manual
  • Problems associated with bacterial taxonomy
  • Taxonomy from the top down
  • Taxonomy from the bottom up
  • The muddle in the middle
  • Bacterial nomenclature
  • Bacteria by section of First Edition Bergeys
    Manual
  • Bacterial taxonomy and you

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