. Question 1: EOL Page To create the page, look at an example page from the EOL: Sample species e • Choose one organism from each of the following groups: a. Bacteria - E. coli, Streptococcus, Salmonella, Lactobacillus b. Protists - Paramecium, Ameba, Euglena, Spirogyra, kelp C. Fungi - mushroom, yeast, bread mold Note: The organism that you choose should be from an uncompleted EOL entry. Use the EOL website and other resources to research the following requirements for your sample page, recording your findings in the Encyclopedia of Life section below. You'll need to complete: a. Scientific name: (Example: Panthera leo) b. Taxonomic hierarchy: (Kingdom to genus and/or species) C. Morphology: On EOL web pages, this section is text, however you may include a labeled diagram of the organism or a generalized labeled diagram with your discussion of morphology. Because many of the people who visit the website will not be familiar with some of the terms in this section, you should explain and/or give functions when clarity is appropriate. For example: A capsule found in many bacterla protects the organism from drying out and makes it more difficult for white blood cells to ingest and destroy them. Images may be copled and pasted from online sources, as long as they are referenced. d. Reproduction (asexual and sexual modes): for example: Bacteria reproduce asexually by binary fission. Binary fission is when...(explain.) e. Importance of the organism - how is it helpful or harmful? You may want to include details about the prevalence if the organism is a pathogen, and sample products if the organism is used in the food industry. • Your sample pages may be organized in any format. However, each section should be clearly labeled. • Include at least one Image of each organism. This image should complement your web page and be representative of the organism. For example: An enlarged image of bread mold would be more Informative than a normal Image. Images may be copied and pasted from online sources, as long as they are referenced. Document any references you used for this project. At minimum, include a title and URL for any internet resource. Enter the information you researched in the below formate organism:
scientific name:
taxonomic hlerarchy:
morphology:
reproduction;
importance of the organism:
references: