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Chapter 17 Domain (Kingdom) Bacteria, Domain (Kingdom) Archaea, and Viruses

Stern's Introductory Plant Biology 12Th edition By Bidlack

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Chapter 17 Domain (Kingdom) Bacteria, Domain (Kingdom) Archaea, and Viruses

 

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Multiple Choice Questions

  1. Small circular DNA molecules present in bacteria are called
    A.chromatids.
    B. endospores.
    C. plasmids.
    D. pili.
    E. microbiologists.

 

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  1. Which of the following features is/are found only in bacteria?
    A.pigments, if present, diffused throughout the cell
    B. cells with a distinct nucleus
    C. chloroplasts in a variety of shapes and sizes
    D. capacity to reproduce only within other living cells
    E. capacity to undergo both mitosis and meiosis

 

Stern – 017 Chapter… #2
 

  1. Some genetic recombination in bacteria occurs as a result of fragments of DNA being carried from one cell to another by viruses. This process is called
    A.conjugation.
    B. plasmid synthesis.
    C. transformation.
    D. viral busing.
    E. transduction.

 

Stern – 017 Chapter… #7
 

 

  1. An association of two dissimilar organisms that benefits both organisms is called _________.
    A. fraternization
    B.  conjugality
    C.  heterosexuality
    D.  parsitism
    E.  mutualism

 

  1. The single, circular DNA molecule of bacterial cells is called a
    A.circuplasm.
    B. ribonucleotide.
    C. Offenhauser body.
    D. schizoprotein.
    E. chromosome.

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