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Viruses vs. Bacteria Compare / Contrast

Viruses: Bacteria:

Viruses: Not a kingdom Bacteria:

Viruses: Not a kingdom Bacteria: 2 kingdoms

Viruses: Not a kingdom Not alive Bacteria: 2 kingdoms

Viruses: Not a kingdom Not alive Bacteria: 2 kingdoms Alive

Viruses: Bacteria: Not a kingdom Not alive Smaller than a cell 2 kingdoms Alive

Viruses: Bacteria: Not a kingdom Not alive Smaller than a cell 2 kingdoms Alive Is a cell

Viruses: Can’t reproduce on its own Bacteria:

Viruses: Can’t reproduce on its own Bacteria: Can reproduce on its own

Viruses: Bacteria: Can’t reproduce on its own Not a microorganism Can reproduce on its own

Viruses: Bacteria: Can’t reproduce on its own Not a microorganism Can reproduce on its own Microorganism

Viruses: Can cause disease Bacteria:

Viruses: Can cause disease Bacteria: Can cause disease

Viruses: Can cause disease Not helpful Bacteria: Can cause disease

Viruses: Bacteria: Can cause disease Not helpful Can cause disease Can be very helpful