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Today’s Objectives

Today’s Objectives. TSW distinguish between plant and animal cells and diagram them. TSW distinguish between prokaryotes and eukaryotes. Plants Only Cell wall of cellulose Central vacuole Chloroplasts. Animals Only Lysosomes Centrioles. Plants, Fungi & Animal Cells. Fungi Only

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Today’s Objectives

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  1. Today’s Objectives • TSW distinguish between plant and animal cells and diagram them. • TSW distinguish between prokaryotes and eukaryotes.

  2. Plants Only Cell wall of cellulose Central vacuole Chloroplasts Animals Only Lysosomes Centrioles Plants, Fungi & Animal Cells • Fungi Only • Cell wall of chitin • Central vacuole • No chloroplasts

  3. Prokaryotes – “Bacteria” • Simplest and oldest form of life • Usually single celled

  4. Prokaryotes are ABUNDANT • They can live in any environment on Earth • Eubacteria – common bacteria • Archaebacteria – ancient bacteria; live in harsh environments

  5. Eukaryotes Nucleus & Organelles Linear chromosomes Unicellular or multicellular Cell wall (plants & fungus) Cell membrane (all) Prokaryotes No organelles Circular chromosomes Unicellular or colonial Cell wall Cell membrane Eukaryotes vs. Prokaryotes

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