Microbiology--classifying microorganisms

Microbiology--classifying microorganisms

by BioMedia Associates

Part of BIO 203 (NU course)

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A staggering diversity of microorganisms becomes visible through the microscope; a simple approach to classification makes sense of this mind-boggling array of life. The key: divide life into prokaryotes (cells without nuclei) and eukaryotes is further subdivided into groupings; amoebas, flagellates, ciliates, algae, and others reflecting the early branchings of the eukaryotic line.

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