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Cell Theory, Taxonomy, and the Animal Kingdom Sandra Martin PEER Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine

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  • Cell Theory, Taxonomy, and the Animal Kingdom Sandra Martin PEER Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine
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  • Cell Theory Six General Principals (Keys) Schleiden and Schwann 1838
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  • 1. All living things are made of cells. Cell Theory
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  • 2. The cell is the structural and functional unit of all living things. Blood clot Neuron Embryo
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  • Cell Theory 3. All cells come from pre-existing cells by division.
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  • Cell Theory 4. Cells contain hereditary information which is passed from cell to cell.
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  • Cell Theory 5. All cells are basically the same in chemical composition. Rickettsia felis White Blood Cell
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  • Cell Theory 6. All energy flow of life (chemical energy) occurs in cells.
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  • Veterinarians and Cells- Diabetes Beta cells make Insulin
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  • Taxonomy
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  • Domain Archaea Domain Bacteria Domain Eukarya Domains E. coli B. burgdorferi B. bifidum Sulfolobus H. Salifodinae Death Cap WaspChrysanthemum S. quadricauda
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  • Domain E ukarya Membrane Bound Nucleus
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  • Kingdom Four in Domain Eukarya 1. Protista 2. Fungi 3. Plantae 4. Animalia
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  • Veterinarians and Protists Plasmodium Anopheles mosquito
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  • Veterinarians and Fungi Dermatophytosis Ringworm Ringworm is a zoonotic disease.
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  • Veterinarians and Plantae Lupine
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  • Multicellular Heterotroph Kingdom Animalia Nematode Rhode Island Red Monarch Caterpillar Sea Sponge
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  • Phylums of Kingdom Animalia Fasciola hepatica Whipworm Ticks Northern white rhinoceros
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  • Phylum Chordata Notochord Zebra fish Wood frog Mouse
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  • Classes of Phylum Chordata Tilapia White dumpy tree frog Leopard gecko Three-toed sloth
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  • Southern right whale Class Mammalia Middle ear bones Hair Mammary glands Platypus
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  • Orders of Class Mammalia
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  • Orders of Class Mammalia
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  • Order Carnivora Long nose Complex turbines Lion Kodiak bear Well developed canines Leopard seal Skunk Ferret Hyena
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  • Family Procyonidae Families of Order Carnivora Family FelidaeFamily CanidaeFamily MustelidaeFamily OdobenidaeFamily PhocidaeFamily UrsidaeFamily Hyaenidae Family Ailuridae Family EupleridaeFamily Herpestidae
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  • Family Felidae Strict carnivore Caracal Balance and flexibility Retractable clawsAfrican lion Jaguar Cayman
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  • Genera of Family Felidae Genus FelisGenus CaracalGenus AcinonyxGenus LynxGenus LeptailurusGenus PantheraGenus UnciaGenus NeofelisGenus Puma
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  • Genus Felis Smaller size Serval Domestic Longhair
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  • Species of Genus Felis Felis catusFelis chausFelis silvestrisFelis nigripesFelis margaritaFelis bietiFelis manul
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  • Felis catus Calmer temperament Black-footed cat Turkish Angora Color variationMeow
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  • Breeds of Felis catus AbyssinianCornish RexPersianHighland FoldSphynxMaine Coon
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  • Finch- 7 yr old Abyssinian cross AbyssinianFelis catusGenus FelisFamily FelidaeOrder CarnivoraClass MammaliaPhylum ChordataKingdom AnimaliaDomain Eukarya
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  • Cell Theory, Taxonomy, and the Animal Kingdom