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VirusesProtists Micellaneous 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Bacteria Classification

Scientific names are always in this language

What is Latin?

Linnaeus came up with this universal naming system

What is binomial nomenclature?

The number of kingdoms in the current classification system

What is six?

The order of the levels of classification from broadest to most specific

What is domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species

The two domains of life associated with prokaryotes

What are the archaea and eubacteria

The 2 major parts of a virus

What are genetic material and a capsid (protein coat)?

Type of virus that infects bacteria

What is a bacteriophage?

Type of virus that infects plants

What is a viroid?

Infectious particle made only of protein, which causes diseases such as mad cow

What is a prion?

When DNA of a virus is inserted into a host cell’s DNA during a lysogenic infection, this forms

What is a prophage?

Used to treat bacterial infections

What are antibiotics?

Type of asexual reproduction used by bacteria

What is binary fission?

Small fragments of circular DNA found in bacteria

What are plasmids?

This structure allows bacteria to stick to surfaces and exchange DNA in conjugation

What are pili?

Particle usually made of protein that causes your immune system to create antibodies to fight a foreign invader

What is an antigen?

Type of protist that uses pseudopods

Theses structures help paramecium move and collect food?

Structures that help paramecium move/collect food

What are cilia?

Plant-like protist that have 2 flagella and can be bioluminescent ?

What are dinoflagellates?

Features of this group of protist include being able to move and being heterotrophic. Amoebas and paramecium belong in this group.

What are animal- like protists?

Function of the micronucleus in paramecium

What is it is used for reproductive purposes only?

Group of animal-like protists that have one or more flagellum

What are zooflagellates?

Characteristic of euglena that makes them plant- like

What are the presence of chloroplasts?

Type of bacteria capable of living with or without oxygen

What are facultative aerobes?

Type of infection in which a virus quickly spreads by bursting out of a host cell cell

What is a lytic infection?

The name for the structure shown below

What is a contractile vacuole?

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1.When horses are bred with donkeys, mules are produced. How might this demonstrate that horses and donkeys are different species? 2. Retroviruses like HIV use this enzyme to copy RNA into DNA

1.Mules are sterile. Members of the same species produce fertile offspring. 2. What is reverse transcriptase?