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Chapter Introductionlife11e_ch25_1.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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key concept 25.1 Bacteria and Archaea Are the Two Primary Divisions of Life life11e_ch25_2.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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The two prokaryotic domains differ in significant ways life11e_ch25_3.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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The small size of prokaryotes has hindered our study of their evolutionary relationships life11e_ch25_4.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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The nucleotide sequences of prokaryotes reveal their evolutionary relationships life11e_ch25_5.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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Lateral gene transfer can lead to discordant gene trees life11e_ch25_6.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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The great majority of prokaryote species have never been studied life11e_ch25_7.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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key concept 25.2 Prokaryote Diversity Reflects the Ancient Origins of Life life11e_ch25_9.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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Two early-branching lineages of bacteria live at very high temperatures life11e_ch25_10.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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Firmicutes include some of the smallest cellular organisms life11e_ch25_11.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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Actinobacteria include major pathogens as well as valuable sources of antibiotics life11e_ch25_12.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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Cyanobacteria were the first photosynthesizers life11e_ch25_13.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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Spirochetes move by means of axial filaments life11e_ch25_14.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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Chlamydias are extremely small parasites life11e_ch25_15.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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The proteobacteria are a large and diverse group life11e_ch25_16.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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Gene sequencing enabled biologists to differentiate Archaea from Bacteria life11e_ch25_17.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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Prokaryotic archaea live in extremely diverse environments life11e_ch25_18.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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key concept 25.3 Ecological Communities Depend on Prokaryotes life11e_ch25_20.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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Many prokaryotes form complex communities life11e_ch25_21.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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Microbiomes are critical to the health of many eukaryotes life11e_ch25_22.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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A small minority of bacteria are pathogens life11e_ch25_23.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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Prokaryotes have amazingly diverse metabolic pathways life11e_ch25_24.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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Prokaryotes play important roles in element cycling life11e_ch25_25.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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key concept 25.4 Viruses Have Evolved Many Times life11e_ch25_27.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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Many RNA viruses probably represent escaped genomic components of cellular life life11e_ch25_28.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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Some DNA viruses may have evolved from reduced cellular organisms life11e_ch25_29.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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Viruses can be used to fight bacterial infections life11e_ch25_30.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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Investigating Lifelife11e_ch25_32.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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Chapter Summary life11e_ch25_33.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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Apply What You’ve Learned life11e_ch25_34.html57b205b6757a2e5c55000002
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