sun
Bacteria Photoautotrophs energy source
atmosphere/dissolved in H20
Bacteria Photoautotrophs carbon source
surrounding environment
Bacteria Photoautotrophs water source
Cyanobacteria (aquatic): any green bacteria that photosynthesizes
Bacteria Photoautotrophs examples
sun
Bacteria Photoheterotrophs energy source
No CO2, uses organic compounds
Bacteria Photoheterotrophs carbon source
surrounding environment
Bacteria Photoheterotrophs water source
Rhodobacter= red bacteria
Chloroflexus= green flexible
Chloroflexus= green flexible
Bacteria Photoheterotrophs examples
inorganic chemicals (H2S, NH3, Fe2+)
Bacteria Chemoautotrophs energy source
atmosphere/dissolved in water
first O2 to planet
Bacteria Chemoautotrophs carbon source
surrounding environment
Bacteria Chemoautotrophs water source
Hydrothermal vent bacteria
Sulfolobus
Sulfolobus
Bacteria Chemoautotrophs examples
from what they eat (organic)
Bacteria Chemoheterotrophs energy source
from what they eat (organic)
Bacteria Chemoheterotrophs carbon source
surrounding environment
Bacteria Chemoheterotrophs water source
Helicobacter phylon
Ecoli
Lactobacillus
Decomposers; parasitic; bacteria
Ecoli
Lactobacillus
Decomposers; parasitic; bacteria
Bacteria Chemoheterotrophs examples
sun
Protists photoautotroph energy source
CO2 dissolved in water
Protists photoautotroph carbon source
Algae
Protists photoautotroph examples
rhodophyta
Red algae
chlorophyta
Green algae
chysophyta
golden algae
phaeophyta
brown algae
none
Protists photoheterotroph
inorganic compounds
Protists chemoautotroph energy source
CO2 dissolved in water
Protists chemoautotroph carbon source
organisms they ingest
Protists chemoheterotroph energy source
organisms they ingest
Protists chemoheterotroph carbon source
1. Phagocytic
2. Saprophytic
3. Parasitic
2. Saprophytic
3. Parasitic
Protists chemoheterotroph examples
Euglena–phacogytic
Mixotroph examples
(cell eating)
predators eat prey
“primary consumers”
predators eat prey
“primary consumers”
Phagocytic
Paramecium–> cilia to move
Amoeba–> pseudopods to move
Amoeba–> pseudopods to move
Examples of phagocytic
(absord food; like fungi)
decomposers
decomposers
Saprophytic
“Slime molds”
Structures are anaologous (from a common ancestory) w fungi
Structures are anaologous (from a common ancestory) w fungi
Examples of saprophytic
live off a host
parasitic +, host –
parasitic +, host –
Parasitic
Pladmodium flaciparum–causes malaria
Vector: Anopheles mosquito
Vector: Anopheles mosquito
Examples of parasitic
