Abstracts
Reference #1 ( Archaea: Where Are They Found, American Society for Microbiology,http://archives.microbeworld.org/microbes/archaea/where.aspx, 2006)
Archeabacteria considered ancient life forms that evolved separately from bacteria and blue-green algae. Arceabacteria is known to be in areas which salty waters, for example the Deep Sea. Also they live in areas that have no oxygen, acidic environments and are able to live in areas that have extreme heat. Some areas they are located are around old mines, in the Artic Ocean, volcanic vents and in boiling water. Archaebcteria can survive in places that other organisms cannot live in. Archeabacteria can survive in areas that are 212 Fahrenheit and above while eukorytes can only survive in areas up to 140 Fahrenheit. Reference #2(Types of Archaebacteria, Traci Vandermark, http://www.livestrong.com/article/23682-types-archaebacteria/, March5, 2011)
Archaebacteria are a part of the proykotyes family. They are unicellular, have no nucleus and they have no membrane. They also live in extreme conditions for example volcano vents, areas that have no oxygen and acidic environments. There are three types of Archaebacteria: Thermoacidophiles, Halophiles, and Methanogen. Thermoacidophiles- live in hot environments and acidic environments. They cannot survive in areas that are under 131 degrees Fahrenheit. Halophiles they also live in hot environment and they also survive in acidic environments. Halophiles usually live in water and soil. Lastly, Methanogens live in areas that have no oxygen. They are usually found in areas like the swamps, intestines of animals and some humans. Methanogens usually produce methane gas.
All living things are classified into six kingdoms according to scientists. The least known of these six kingdoms are eubacteria and archeabacteria. Archeabacteria is the oldest bacteria on earth and unicellular and found in harsh conditions. For example you may find this type of bacteria at the bottom of the sea. There are three types of phyla of archaebactera. The first is methanogens, the second is halophiles, and the third is Thermoacidophiles. Eubacteria is more complex than archeabacteria and more common as well. This type of bacteria can be found all around humans. For example it is found in our bodies. Eubacteria has four phyla groups that are then divided into subdivisions. The first is cyanobacteria, the second is spirochetes, the third is gram positive, and the fourth is proteobacteria. Bacteria are also classified by the way they move and their shape. There are three general shapes to bacteria they are: bacilli, cocci, and spirilla.
Analysis
Archeabacteria is one of the Kingdoms, it is unicellular with no nucleus and they have no membrane. Archaebacteria live in hot, acidic and salty enviroments . Archaebacteria also live in areas that have no oxygen, For example they live in volcano vents, Deep Sea, and near old
