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Microbiology A Human Perspective Chapter 1Revision Questions with Correct Answers Endospore - correct answers Heat Resistant forms of bacteria. Cellulose - correct answers Cell wall of algae. (Eukayote) Chitin - correct answers Cell wall of fungi. (Eukaryote) Pepidoglycan - correct answers Cell wall of bacteria. (prokaryote) Pseudo-pepidoglycan - correct answers Cell wall of archea.(Prokayote) Spontaneous Generation - correct answers The belief that life could originate from non-living matter. Domain (3) - correct answers The highest level of classification above kingdom. 1.) Bacteria 2.) Eucarya, 3.) Archaea Biogenesis - correct answers The concept that living organisms originate from other living organisms. This concept is opposite of spontaneous generation. Bacteria - correct answers Prokaryotic Single cell Pepidoglycan cell wall Photosynthetic A potential human pathogen Archaea - correct answers Prokaryotic

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Microbiology A Human Perspective Chapter 1Revision Questions with
Correct Answers
Endospore - correct answers Heat Resistant forms of bacteria.



Cellulose - correct answers Cell wall of algae. (Eukayote)



Chitin - correct answers Cell wall of fungi. (Eukaryote)



Pepidoglycan - correct answers Cell wall of bacteria. (prokaryote)



Pseudo-pepidoglycan - correct answers Cell wall of archea.(Prokayote)



Spontaneous Generation - correct answers The belief that life could originate from non-living matter.



Domain (3) - correct answers The highest level of classification above kingdom.

1.) Bacteria

2.) Eucarya,

3.) Archaea



Biogenesis - correct answers The concept that living organisms originate from other living organisms.

This concept is opposite of spontaneous generation.



Bacteria - correct answers Prokaryotic

Single cell

Pepidoglycan cell wall

Photosynthetic

A potential human pathogen



Archaea - correct answers Prokaryotic

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